Kelowna’s mayor urges getting vaccinated amid new restrictions
Kelowna’s mayor is asking that people get their COVID-19 vaccines following the announcement by the B.C. government that implements tougher restrictions in the Central Okanagan.
The ‘circuit breaker’ announced Friday, which adds a number of restrictions, came as the Interior Health region’s active COVID-19 cases tripled over the past week to over 1,200.
The new cases are mainly being contracted by people between the ages of 20 and 40 who are unvaccinated, or have only received one dose.
In a release, Mayor Colin Basran said he understands people are tired of COVID-19, but acknowledges that the virus is still spreading in the community.











