Fully vaccinated Canadians can have dinner inside the home of double-dosed friends without social distancing or wearing a mask.
The Public Health Agency of Canada has released guidelines on what fully vaccinated Canadians can and can't do.
It notes those who haven't received both doses can consider taking their mask off if visiting the home of someone fully vaccinated, so long as everyone feels OK and there isn't a risk of severe illness.
It also says it's safe for double-dosed Canadians to gather outdoors with people who are partially vaccinated or who haven't received a shot yet without wearing a mask or socially distancing.
People who haven't received both doses are advised to wear a mask and socially distance if gathering indoors with people who aren't fully vaccinated, or whose status is unknown.
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