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B.C. won’t offer third shot to residents with mixed doses, says top doctor

September 28, 2021

As frustration mounts among B.C. residents with mixed COVID-19 vaccines, Dr. Bonnie Henry says the province won't offer third doses to those residents so they can travel. Instead, the province will focus on ensuring mixed vaccine schedules are accepted in other countries.

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