Alberta will announce a date to end its COVID-19 vaccine passport early next week, while Ontario says it will reassess its vaccine mandates in “the coming weeks and months.” Speaking during a Facebook Live Q&A on Feb. 3, Alberta Premier Jason Kenny said his government intends to announce a “firm” date next week to end the province’s vaccine passport, with the actual cancellation date coming soon after. “As COVID changes, our response to it must change as well,” Kenney told Albertans. “That is why early next week, Alberta will announce a firm date to end the REP [Restrictions Exemption Program] and to do so in the very near future.” Introduced last September, the REP is Alberta’s version of a vaccine passport that mandates anyone using non-essential services such as bars and restaurants to show proof of vaccination. Kenny said that in the coming week the province will also announce a phased plan …