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Vaccination is gradually progressing from the elderly. I have come to hear the voices of people who have completed the first vaccination.
At this time, British Columbia can book vaccinations for the new coronavirus for people aged 65 and over born in 1956 or earlier. Invitation is required for people aged 16 and over who have an underlying disease with a high risk of aggravation, and vaccinations can be given to frontline medical staff and distribution-related workers in groups or companies.
A GUIDE TO SPRING HIKING IN BANFF NATIONAL PARK
Warmer weather, fewer people, fresh mountain air, and longer days. Spring hiking in Banff National Park is exciting and rejuvenating. Play it safe: hike to your abilities, pack the bear spray, and gather your layers. Thaw out the hiking boots and prepare, with these tips, for spring hiking in Banff National Park.
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7 WAYS YOU CAN GET READY FOR A BANFF NATIONAL PARK TRIP RIGHT NOW
Are you dreaming of meandering river walks or reaching new heights this summer? Whether you aim to tick off a bucket list hike or flow down the Bow River on a canoe, preparation is key to the perfect holiday. Pause the dreaming for now and use these seven pointers to get ready for a summer in Banff National Park.
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Cherry blossoms are in full bloom in Vancouver.
Of the approximately 150,000 roadside trees in this city, approximately 43,000 are lined with cherry blossom trees.
About 50 kinds of cherry blossoms such as Yoshino cherry tree and Kanzan of double cherry blossoms will slowly bloom in each area in a month.
The blockade of the US-Canada border has been extended until April 21st.
The US government has announced that it will complete vaccination by July 4th in time for the summer travel season. Meanwhile, the Canadian government is cautious about reopening the border and will reconsider it after the number of new infections in both countries has dropped significantly.
You cannot travel in Canada for sightseeing purposes yet, but you can travel with a student visa.
International students from all over the world have arrived at Vancouver Airport. Naturally, self-quarantine is required for 14 days after arrival.
Gradually feeling spring and feeling like traveling, British Columbia has still issued a state of emergency. The state of emergency to prevent the spread of the new corona infection has been extended until March 30.
This is the 26th extension since it was announced in March last year.
Ontario's state of emergency is over. On March 8th, the ban on going out was lifted in Toronto, and the economy is gradually resuming.
With the issuance of a state of emergency (= state of emergency), the federal government and state / territory governments will temporarily take over difficult tasks for municipalities, such as immigration restrictions, behavior restrictions, fund management, and mass procurement of supplies. .. Declaring the government's responsibility for safety in the event of a major disaster or infectious disease has the effect of encouraging calm action.
The hurdles to visit Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are likely to rise.
Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are the two most popular Canadian Rockies viewpoints. However, due to the limited parking lot, it is not possible to secure a space to park the car unless you go out early in the morning. Visiting by rental car is quite difficult.
There is a shuttle bus from Banff, but the shuttle bus in the summer of 2021 will change to a reservation system.
Lake Louise is getting more and more crowded every year, and the hurdles to visit are likely to become higher (Tears shuttle bus reservation is here >>
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Cherry blossoms have begun to bloom in Vancouver.
I have come to see daffodils and camellia flowers.
Daylight Saving Time (DST) began on March 14th on weekends in most Canadian states.
We are definitely approaching one step at a time in spring ♪
The Ontario Department of Health has set up an online site, https://covid-19.ontari…, where you can book vaccinations for the new coronavirus. Currently, it is intended for seniors over the age of 80, born in 1941 or earlier. You can also call 1-888-999-6488.
The British Columbia Department of Health accepts appointments for new coronavirus vaccinations for seniors aged 80 and over born in 1941 or earlier. Please note that the reservation start date differs depending on the year of birth, and the telephone number also differs depending on the area of residence. You can also make a reservation on your behalf.
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Canada Post will distribute one postcard to all Canadian households within a few weeks.
13.5 million copies have been prepared as part of Write Here Write Now, an activity that encourages family and friends who cannot meet due to the new Corona to write letters. Since stamps are printed, shipping is free if it is addressed to Canada ♪
Until a month ago, the temperature had dropped below -30 degrees Celsius, but today's temperature in Banff is 10 degrees Celsius! I can't wait for spring.
Vaccination has begun in various parts of Canada.
We give priority to medical professionals and the elderly, and announce the future outlook for each state from time to time.
The British Columbia government has announced the second phase of vaccination against the new coronavirus. Telephone reservation start date is based on age, and proxy reservation is also possible.
90 years old and over (~ 1931) 3/8 ~
85-89 years old (1932-36 years old) 3/15-
80-84 years old (1937-1941) 3/22-
Indigenous people can make vaccination reservations if they are 65 years of age or older.
Two vaccinations are required, but the effect lasts from the first to four months, so the interval between the second dose is changed to 16 weeks so that as many people as possible can get the first dose. Due to changes in the inoculation schedule, administration to children under the age of 59 scheduled after July may be accelerated.
Whitehorse, the capital of the Yukon Territory, has begun vaccination against the new coronavirus for all residents aged 18 and over.
In the past, priority was given to healthcare professionals, the elderly, and remote residents with poor medical facilities, but now adults can book vaccination dates by phone.
