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More adult players are now investing in the protective equipment.
As people plan to get away from home for the first time in 16 months, it appears more vacations could require proof of COVID-19 vaccinations.
A spokesperson from the Ministry of Health said the government is working with the federal government on developing COVID-19 immunization certificates – some call them vaccine passports – that will be recognized internationally as proof a person is fully vaccinated.
The two levels of government are talking about the vaccine information systems in use and how they can be used to support a vaccine passport.
The province couldn’t say when the passports would be available or what they might look like for people with mixed vaccinations.
In the meantime, anyone with a MySaskHealthRecords account can find a record of their COVID shots and print it out.
“Please note international travel destinations may have specific requirements for proof of vaccination documentation,” eHealth tweeted Friday.