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COVID-19: Ontario lifting proof of vaccination requirements March 1, masking to stay in place
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Monday that the province will be dropping its proof of vaccination requirements for all settings as of March 1, if public health and health system indicators continue to improve. Masking will remain in place, but a timeline for lifting that measure will be announced at a later date.
Ford made the announcement alongside Health Minister Christine Elliott and chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore.
Ford also announced the province would be lifting more measures first on Feb. 17, including increasing social gathering limits to 50 indoors and 100 outdoors, removing capacity limits where proof of vaccination is required on restaurants, bars, cinemas, casinos and other indoor venues. They will also expand capacity for sports arenas and concert venues to 50 per cent.
The province is also expanding booster dose eligibility on Friday to those 12 to 17.
On March 1, in addition to lifting the proof of vaccine requirement, Ford also announced capacity limits on all remaining indoor public settings would be lifted.
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Can someone ask him why the buildings around Parliament Hill have been lit up purple and yellow
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