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B.C. residents to require two vaccine cards, Health Ministry says - Vimarsana News

B.C. residents to require two vaccine cards, Health Ministry says

British Columbia residents will need to carry two proof of COVID-19 vaccination cards, one to attend non-essential activities and another for travel within Canada and internationally. Premier . . .

Ottawa's COVID-19 testing rules for U.S. travel make little sense, says B.C. premier - Vimarsana News

Ottawa's COVID-19 testing rules for U.S. travel make little sense, says B.C. premier

British Columbia residents will need to carry two proof of COVID-19 vaccination cards, one to attend non-essential activities and another for travel within Canada and internationally.

Source: cbc.ca
COVID-19 law to be prolonged in B.C. as infections persist: government - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 law to be prolonged in B.C. as infections persist: government

VICTORIA — British Columbia residents will need to carry two proof of COVID-19 vaccination cards, one to attend non-essential activities and another for travel within Canada and internationally. . . .

COVID-19 law to be prolonged in B.C. as infections persist: government | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 law to be prolonged in B.C. as infections persist: government | iNFOnews

VICTORIA - British Columbia residents will need to carry two proof of COVID-19 vaccination cards, one to attend non-essential activities and another for travel within Canada and internationally.

Source: infotel.ca
COVID-19 law to be prolonged in B.C. as 4th wave sweeps over province - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 law to be prolonged in B.C. as 4th wave sweeps over province

The British Columbia government is extending several COVID-19-related orders meant to limit the spread of infection as the fourth wave sweeps over the province.