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Feds make vaccines mandatory for public servants, domestic travellers

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Feds make vaccines mandatory for public servants, domestic travellers

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Published on October 7, 2021

‘Core’ federal public servants will have to attest to being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Oct. 29 or face being put on leave without pay by Nov. 15. And, anyone who wants to board a plane or train in Canada will have to prove they’re vaccinated by Oct. 30 with ‘limited exemptions,’ the federal government has announced.

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