RELATED: Health minister urges vaccination as COVID-19 cases rise in B.C. Insights West president Steve Mossop said it’s unsurprising that the idea is so popular among British Columbians, where vaccine rates are at about 84 percent. The increasing discussion and imposition of rules around vaccination proof is having an influence on those that are not yet vaccinated, with 38 percent saying that pending rules and required passports has made them more likely to get the jab. Support levels are slightly lower for going to the gym (74 per cent), and 68 per cent agree with making vaccines mandatory in order to eat at restaurants or shop in malls. Next are activities with large crowds: roughly 80 per cent in support for concerts, sporting events and attending university. RELATED: Mandatory COVID vaccines for passengers on planes, trains and cruise ships in Canada Highest levels of support, at 81 per cent, are for the newly-announced federal regulations on national and inter-provincial travelling. respondents support vaccine passports to participate in public activities. Support for regulated inoculations is about five percentage points higher among those who are fully vaccinated.Īmong unvaccinated respondents, 63 percent said they’re opposed to the idea of proof of vaccination or mandatory vaccination for certain professions. Seventy-nine per cent say they’d also like to see mandatory vaccines for in-person office employees. RELATED: Canadian business community largely supportive of vaccine passport systemĪccording to a new Insights West survey, about 80 per cent of British Columbians support mandatory vaccines against COVID-19, but only for certain professions, such as dentists, teachers, chiropractors and physiologists.

As the feds roll out mandatory vaccines for government employees and those wanting to travel, the idea of regulated inoculations has become a hot topic in recent days.

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