What you need to know about the end of vaccine passports in Ottawa
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Ontario will lift the proof of vaccination requirements for restaurants, gyms and all indoor settings on Tuesday.
Ontario will lift the proof of vaccination requirements for restaurants, gyms and all indoor settings on Tuesday, meaning patrons won't be required to have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to enter.
Dr. Peter Juni says even though the vaccination requirements are being lifted, we still need immunity to help limit the spread of COVID-19.
"We will continue to need to build immunity, and this ideally will happen through third doses which unfortunately has slowed down the rollout and it will also happen through infections," Dr. Juni said during an interview on CTV News at Six.
Ontario is also set to lift all capacity limits in indoor public settings on Tuesday.
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