VICTORIA, B.C. — It may be a while longer before you can cross the border.
KOMO News reports British Columbia unveiled a “restart plan” Wednesday to open the province to small social gatherings, day use at nearby provincial parks, plus a range of physical and medical services ranging from dental care to physical therapy.
Similar to Governor Inslee’s plan to open Washington’s economy, the program consists of four steps, but it appears to be more brisk.
Restrictions on international tourism and on large social gatherings will remain in place, possibly until a COVID-19 vaccine is developed.