With only weeks left to go, some businesses in Quebec say they’re not done with the province’s vaccination passport, despite the government’s recent decision to no longer require it for most public spaces.
The Quebec government announced last week that the vaccine passport would no longer be needed to enter restaurants, gyms, and cinemas, as of March 14.
But some of those businesses say they plan to keep the passport for the foreseeable future, despite the government’s decision and ongoing pressure from the public.
“We’re not a young people’s restaurant. It’s a restaurant for people of a certain age,” said Eric Luksenberg,
