Ontario’s vaccine passports will soon go under review so a plan for lifting the COVID-19 mandates can be developed, the province’s chief medical officer said, as the province enters a state of emergency over protests against the governments’ COVID-19 mandates. Dr. Kieran Moore made the announcement in a press conference on Thursday, where he said the public health indicators continue to show an improvement in the COVID-19 situation in Ontario, though the province will still not immediately lift the mask mandate or the proof of vaccination system. “We’re in a very good position to reconsider timelines as well as all public health measures,” Moore said, adding that there will be a review of all public health measures “in the coming days.” “We are reviewing all of them in the coming days, and anticipate we’ll make recommendations to government as soon as next week. And there’ll be greater clarity for all …