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Ontario to end COVID proof of vaccination March 1, mask mandate to remain in place

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COVID-19 vaccine passport system starting on March 1. However, the mask mandate will remain in place.“Ontario will also lift proof of vaccination requirements for all settings at this time.

Businesses and other settings may choose to continue to require proof of vaccination,” the government said.A firm date for lifting the use of masks or face coverings was not set.“Masking requirements will remain in place at this time, with a specific timeline to lift this measure to be communicated at a later date,” the government said.Capacity limits in all indoor public settings will also be eliminated.Ford made the announcement on Monday morning alongside health minister Christine Elliott and Ontario’s chief medical officer of health Dr.

Kieran Moore. Ontario on track to remove ‘almost all restrictions’ on businesses ‘very soon,’ Doug Ford says In addition, the next phase of Ontario’s three-phased approach to reopening the economy has been accelerated to Thursday, Feb.

17 — up from the previous date of Feb. 21.These measures will take effect on Feb. 17 at 12:01 a.m.:As well, capacity limits in indoor public settings such as grocery stores, pharmacies, retail and shopping malls will be at the number of people who can maintain two metres of physical distancing.Booster dose eligibility is also being expanded to youth aged 12 to 17 starting on Friday, Feb.

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