Starting Oct. 4, Nova Scotia will implement a “proof of vaccination policy” for COVID-19, the province’s Premier Tim Houston and chief medical officer of health Dr. Robert Strang announced on Wednesday. While details surrounding this have not yet been solidified, Strang says Nova Scotians could expect to see this for entry to bars, restaurants, gyms and entertainment venues.
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COVID-19: Nova Scotia implements ‘proof of vaccination’ program
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