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Laurier’s proof of vaccination and masking requirements are paused. We encourage our community to keep their vaccination status up to date to ensure work or study is not disrupted should vaccination requirements change in the future.
We also encourage our community to continue following health and safety guidelines, such as wearing a mask when indoors, especially in spaces such as elevators, hallways, classrooms and small meeting rooms where the risk of transmission is higher. Respect the masking decisions of others.
If you have feedback or questions, please reach out to coronavirusquestions@wlu.ca.
Laurier has resumed in-person instruction.
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Masks still play an important role in helping to keep our community safe. While Laurier’s mandatory face-covering policy is currently paused, we encourage you to continue wearing a mask when indoors, especially in spaces such as elevators, hallways, classrooms and small meeting rooms where the risk of transmission is higher.
Respect the masking decisions of others.
The university has taken significant steps to do our part in the national and global effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus, and has developed a detailed and integrated recovery framework.
Members of the Laurier community are encouraged to remain up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations, including booster doses. Keeping your vaccination status up to date will ensure your work or study is not disrupted should vaccination requirements change in the future.
For vaccine information, visit the Region of Waterloo Public Health website and Brant County Health Unit’s website.
