COVID-19 on P.E.I.: What's happening the week of Oct. 10
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Some food service businesses in Charlottetown's Founders' Hall are not asking diners for their vax pass.
The pandemic has made finding a public washroom in Charlottetown, which was never easy, even more difficult.
The province says that 18 per cent of its child-care workers are still not fully vaccinated.
Northumberland Ferries passengers will have to be fully vaccinated starting Oct. 12.
Islanders are being asked to avoid travel to COVID-19 hotspots in New Brunswick as cases in that province continue to rise.
The P.E.I. Vax Pass is now required at a number of businesses and events. Here's a look at how to get the pass, and how it works.
Here's a list of where you will — and won't — need to show proof of vaccination on P.E.I.
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