The province is also restoring long-term care visitation and lifting capacity limits at faith gatherings and a ban on overnight child and youth camps, effective tomorrow.
B.C. health officials are announcing today that the province’s mask mandate is repealed as of March 11 and the province’s vaccination card program is scrapped as of April 8.
Guidelines for childcare and K to 12 are also being revised, though the updated guidelines for schools won’t take effect until after spring break. She said hospitalization numbers were down, immunity from vaccines was up and more at-home rapid tests were being distributed. The polling numbers were similar for the country overall, with 47 per cent of Canadians calling their pandemic-related disruption “significant,” and 11 per cent describing it as “severe.”There were 891 first doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered in B.C. over the past day, as the percentage of people aged five and over in the province who have had a first dose remained steady at 90.7 per cent.Article contentThe B.C.
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