Covid-19 : Passport system kicks off TODAY !

TORONTO --
The scientific director of Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table
believes the province’s proof-of-vaccination system could be lifted
in the spring of 2022, assuming individuals continue
to follow public health measures, get the shot
and there are no further mutations of the Delta variant.

COVID-19 vaccine certificate program, which launched THIS morning
prohibits those who have not been fully vaccinated from accessing
indoor non-essential services such as restaurants, gyms or event venues.
Patrons wanting to visit one of these establishments will have to show proof
that they have received both doses of a vaccine.

Folks,
Please get Innoculated for the benefit of a Safe Living quarters !

DO Not relegate yourself to 2nd Class Citizen !

Employees at Doors are running Scared !!
What to do when UNvaccinated DEMAND Entry and get physical ?

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/covid-19-...accination-1.6182533

Identification
Along with the paper or digital copy of your vaccination certificate, you are required to show government-issued identification with your name and date of birth, matching what's on the proof-of-vaccination document. It does not have to be photo ID.

You can use your OHIP card as identification, although the venue staff do not have the right to demand to see your health card as part of your proof of vaccination.

Locations
You must show your identification and proof of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to enter the following locations:

Indoor areas of restaurants and bars, as well as both indoor and outdoor areas of nightclubs.
Indoor areas of concert venues, theatres, cinemas, casinos, bingo halls and other gaming establishments.
Indoor areas of sport and recreational facilities, such as gyms, fitness centres, swimming pools, water parks and indoor spectator areas of sports venues.
Indoor areas of meeting and event spaces, such as banquet halls, conference and convention centres.
Indoor areas of horse racing or car racing tracks.
Indoor areas of strip clubs, bathhouses and sex clubs.


This last location.....Ketchim, you in trouble??

Exceptions and exemptions
Children under 12 are not subject to Ontario's vaccine passport system, as they are currently not eligible for vaccination.

To be exempt from Ontario's COVID-19 vaccination requirements, anyone age 12 and up must provide a written document from a physician or a nurse practitioner on official letterhead stating that there is a medical reason for the exemption.

Public health doctors have said medical exemptions are rare and are primarily limited to having a life-threatening allergy to an ingredient in the vaccine, or having had an adverse reaction to a first dose.

There are also a few specific exceptions to the vaccination requirement for the venues listed above:

People entering the indoor area of a restaurant or bar only to get takeout, to pay or to use a washroom.
Kids under 18 entering a sports or recreational facility for active participation in an organized sport, such as a league or classes, including dance, martial arts or swimming.
People entering a meeting or event facility solely to attend a wedding ceremony or funeral service. The exception does not apply to a reception or social gathering associated with the wedding or funeral. However, until Oct. 13, a non-vaccinated person can attend such a social gathering by producing a negative COVID-19 test administered within the previous 48 hours.

Belle, that's great Info.........thx

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