British Columbia to ban unvaccinated people from non-essential businesses
There are no more details on when or how this would be imposed.
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There are no more details on when or how this would be imposed.
The BC NDP government is reportedly preparing to announce vaccine passports for all residents of the province. According to Global News reporter Richard Zussman, the BC government plans to announce Monday that those eligible who are unvaccinated will not be able to access non-essential businesses.
Non-essential businesses include restaurants, bars, movie theatres, and barber shops. There are no more details on when or how this would be imposed.
British Columbia currently has no official vaccine passport—with the exception of small paper cards, which verify vaccination status. It remains to be seen whether British Columbia will create a digital vaccine passport like other jurisdictions.
This is a developing story and will be updated accordingly.
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