Does not include K to 12 schools and before and after school programs.

Indoor organized group recreational classes and activities like pottery and art.

Indoor organized gatherings like weddings, parties, conferences, meetings and workshops.

Does not include youth recreational sport.

Indoor and outdoor dining at restaurants, pubs and bars.

Indoor ticketed concerts, theatre, dance, symphony and sporting events.

To enter certain spaces, people will be required to show proof of vaccination. What kind of places will require proof of vaccination?

Henry says there are no exemptions to this requirement. 24, entry to these settings will require people to be fully vaccinated at least seven days after receiving second doses.ĭr. 13, people aged 12 and older will be required to show proof of one dose of vaccine will be required for entry to a broad range of social, recreational, and discretionary events and businesses throughout the province.īy Oct. Will I need to be fully vaccinated to attend recreational events? 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.' '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. The order will go into effect Monday, Sept. 23) in a press briefing that a new order from the provincial health officer will require proof of vaccination to attend certain social and recreational settings and events. Provincial officials announced Monday (Aug.

People aged 12 and older will have to show proof of vaccination in British Columbia to attend certain social and recreational events and activities.

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