The province含羞草研究社檚 top doctor is asking parents, trick-or-treaters and those handing out candy to get creative this Halloween.
This will be B.C.含羞草研究社檚 second Halloween amid a pandemic; last year saw creative candy chutes, slides and tongs being used to hand candy to children standing further away than usual.
This year, Dr. Bonnie Henry wants to see more of the same.
含羞草研究社淎 lot of the creative things we saw last year are good含羞草研究社� things for us to consider this year,含羞草研究社� Henry said at a Tuesday (Oct. 12) press conference, noting that the more easily transmissible Delta variant has made it more difficult to gather safely, even with vaccines.
含羞草研究社淎nd we still do not have vaccines for young children, particularly that young age group that enjoys going out and trick-or-treating.含羞草研究社�
Children ages five to 11 could be eligible for COVID vaccines as early as November, but that won含羞草研究社檛 be in time for Halloween.
含羞草研究社淜eep it outside, keep groups small, do some of those really fun things that worked last year.含羞草研究社�
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