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COVID-19 vaccine passport system largely supported by Canadian business community

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Canada’s cyber security chief shifts focus to developing COVID-19 vaccine passport He noted that 80 per cent of Canadians over the age of 12 have already demonstrated their willingness to get vaccinated, but that’s too low to achieve herd immunity.“The private sector, like Canadians as a whole, is diverse — but one thing in which the private sector is very much united is that we can’t afford to go into more across-the-board lockdowns.”Quebec announced last week that it would require Quebecers as of September to show proof of vaccination in order to access non-essential services in parts of the province where COVID-19 transmission is high.Premier Francois Legault said the province appears to be entering a fourth wave of rising infections.

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