This issue is subject to different debates and different approaches. At the start of the pandemic, we were very cautious and we obviously wanted our activities to be as safe as possible. At this point, we know that studies have been conducted on this issue. Recently, researchers from the University of Colorado and the University of Oxford established the various risks depending on the activities. In general, outdoor activities such as festivals and events are considered low risk. In most cases, events and festivals also have the option of controlling access by requiring proof of vaccination or a vaccine passport. This depends on the province or territory, with some jurisdictions requiring the vaccine passport. This approach could help us get back up and running quickly with our pre‑2020 business models.
On February 7th, 2022. See this statement in context.