Opinion: Vaccine 'passports' are certificates not passports
No one ever called a proof of yellow fever or cholera certificate a vaccination passport, so there’s no reason to use the term for COVID-19.
COVID-19 Vaccine
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Couple's travel plans on hold as mixed vaccines not widely accepted
Thousands of Canadians received different doses of vaccines, on the advice of the NACI and public health officials.
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Catching COVID after vaccination: What to know
Infections in vaccinated people are still very rare and usually cause mild or no symptoms.
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'No excuse' not to get vaccinated, Trudeau says
Ontario is reporting 129 new laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases and five related deaths Tuesday.
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Ontario wants to ensure mixed vaccines recognized abroad
Provincial authorities say it's crucial that Ontarians with doses of two different vaccines are recognized as "fully immunized."
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Ottawa hospitals won't begin routine testing of unvaccinated staff
By: Elizabeth PayneTwo Ottawa hospitals say they strongly encourage vaccination among staff but will not follow the lead of a Toronto hospital and mandate negative COVID-19 tests for those who are not vaccinated.
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Learning to live with COVID: What the experts say
The shift to learning to co-exist reflects the transition period Canada is now in, the slow shift from life-halting pandemic, to an endemic situation
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As Delta cases tick up, expert urges people to get second dose
As of July 17, the variant accounted for more than 40 per cent of new cases in British Columbia.
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Double dose of vaccines effective against Delta
The most common COVID vaccines offers almost as much protection against the Delta variant of the virus as the initial Alpha strain.
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Laval synagogues will require proof of vaccination
"Most of our members are older people, 75 and up, and they feel that they have the right to have certain types of protection."
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Quebec may need more than 75% to get vaccinated, experts warn
"The higher it gets, the better it’s going to be for everybody.”
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