Some cruise lines will not accept passengers with mixed vaccinations

Some cruise lines will not accept passengers with mixed vaccinations

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“It’s a very weird decision.” Once cruise ships start rolling into B.C. some Canadians may not be allowed to board. Whether you will be one of them depends on what COVID-19 vaccine you’ve received. Ashley Burr explains.

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