Starting on March 14, 2022, presenting a vaccine passport will no longer be required at many venues, including the following:

• Restaurants, bars, casinos, and taverns
• Cinemas, events, performances, and sporting events
• Assemblies, conventions, meetings, and certain ceremonies
• Specific sites such as arcades, thematic sites, amusement centres and amusement parks, recreation centres, and water parks
• Sports and leisure activities
• Spas and saunas
• Private gatherings in a rented hall

Starting from March 14, 2022, there will be no capacity limit for many venues, including the following:

• Stores and shopping centres
• Places of worship
• Essential public activities
• Private gatherings
• Restaurants, bars, casinos, and taverns
• Cinemas, events, performances, and sporting events
• Conventions
• Specific sites
• Sports and leisure activities
• Spas and saunas

To obtain additional information, please visit Quebec COVID-19.

The onsite safety protocol for access and attendee management for Congress 2022 is currently being developed, and will be published closer to Congress. It will incorporate the latest safety measures and government guidelines on event safety, including access to the Montreal convention centre, seating,  onsite/ off-site test options, etc. Consult the latest updates here. 

Are you staying in Canada to visit other Provinces or territories after Congress 2022? The information below will provide you relevant information to plan your Post-Congress itinerary in a safely manner.

• Official government of Canada website on provincial and territorial restrictions and travel between provinces and territories: https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid/travel-restrictions/provinces#travelling