No. They've been quite clear about this. CA's are still selling SHA1 certs because customers are asking for them. They're asking for them because they're compatible with more apps/devices and - until now - browsers treated them the same. So why sacrifice compatibility for no improvement.
The Chrome team are right to push this along, but I do have some sympathy for the CA's here too. I read the whole discussion and it's pretty clear that there was some epic miscommunication going on here. Notably Google thinks that removing the padlock icon is not "deprecation" according to the timetable Microsoft established, but all the people buying certs disagree; that's why they're doing it.
