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B.C. lifting vaccine card requirement on April 8

The province also announced it will roll out a spring booster vaccine program for seniors in long-term care and assisted living facilities. 

Masks no longer required at RDN facilities

The Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) has updated its policies in response to the latest provincial health officer orders.

B.C. indoor mask requirement will end tomorrow

The BC Vaccine Card requirement will be lifted April 8.

RDN recreation programs return to full capacity

The RDN has updated its COVID-19 safety policies in response to the latest provincial health officer orders.

B.C. keeping vaccine card and indoor mask requirements for now

B.C. will lift some COVID-19 restrictions tomorrow (Feb. 16), but will keep vaccine card and mask requirements.

B.C. government extends vaccine card program to June 30

The provincial government has extended its COVID-19 vaccine card program to June 30.

B.C. hospital visitors must show COVID-19 vaccine card

The rule will go into effect tomorrow (Nov. 9).

BC vaccine card now the only acceptable proof of vaccination status

The transition period, which allowed people to present the paper immunization record received at the time of their vaccination appointment, ended on Sunday, Sept. 26, according to the province. 

B.C. vaccine card system takes effect

British Columbians are now required to show their proof of vaccination to attend non-essential settings such as indoor sporting, indoor concerts, restaurants, bars, gyms and indoor group exercise activities.

British Columbians can now access their COVID-19 vaccine card online

The cards will include a secure, individualized QR code and image showing either “vaccinated” or “partially vaccinated.”
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