Even though the current situation has been going on for some time now, it’s still subject to last-minute changes, new measures and alternating constraints and allowances.
To quickly help you find all the information you need to know, here are a few answers and links to different information sources.
Since Febuary 14th 2022, and even before for certains aspects, many sanitary measures have been reviewed and softened. For example:
The vaccination passport, in force as of September 1, 2021, gives you access to places and activities that will not be accessible to those who don’t have this document.
For more information concerning the vaccination passport, visit the Québec Government website. You’ll find a great deal of information, including the following:
—An exhaustive list of the places and activities covered by the passport;
—The mention of an adaptation period from September 1 to 15, during which the vaccination passport will be deployed, but no penalties will be applied;
—Instructions for people travelling through Québec;
—etc.
Still today, absolutely. But there are some measures to be respected. Here, you will find all the information you need to travel safely.
Some of the Eastern Townships’ bordering regions aren’t all on the same alert level. Many among you have been wondering whether certain cities and towns are truly part of the Townships.
Although some cities—Granby, for example—are part of the Montérégie’s administrative region, in health matters, they’re under the jurisdiction of the Eastern Townships.
To help you find the information you’re looking for, here’s a map of the region.
Plenty! In addition to the Eastern Townships being a vast region offering plenty of space for social distancing, it also has a wide variety of outdoor, gourmet, cultural activities, etc.
For example, if you enjoy…
Tasting all kinds of delicious treats!
Exploring our artisanal beers!
Discover plenty of outing ideas both original and inspiring when you visit easterntownships.org
Finally, we would like you to know that our doors, our arms and our hearts are always open to you. You’ll always feel at home here.
