![]() 13, where people will be able to confidentially access their proof of vaccination. These new measures will help reduce transmission and keep our communities safe and ensure we can continue to keep businesses open and safely enjoy much-needed social events.”Ī secure weblink will be provided and publicized before Sept. “While our vaccination rate continues to rise, we are still seeing waves of transmission primarily amongst those who are not fully vaccinated. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provincial health officer. “I am grateful to every single person who has taken the time to receive their COVID-19 vaccine,” said Dr. ![]() To enter certain spaces, including indoor ticketed sporting events, indoor and patio dining in restaurants, fitness centres, casinos and indoor organized events, like conferences and weddings, people aged 12 and older will be required to show their proof of vaccination. 24, entry to these settings will require people to be fully vaccinated at least seven days after receiving both doses. 13, one dose of vaccine will be required for entry to these settings. British Columbia has one of the strongest vaccination rates in Canada with 75% of eligible people now fully vaccinated, but there is still more work to do.”Ī new order from the provincial health officer will require individuals to provide proof of vaccination to access a broad range of social, recreational, and discretionary events and businesses throughout the province. “So I call on all eligible unvaccinated British Columbians to roll up their sleeves to stop the spread, and help protect themselves, their loved ones and the people in their community. ![]() “Vaccines are our ticket to putting this pandemic behind us,” said Premier John Horgan. This important step will continue to increase the vaccination rate across the province and provide confidence to fully vaccinated people that those around them are also fully vaccinated. for people attending certain social and recreational settings and events. 13, 2021, proof of vaccination will be required in B.C. ![]()
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