Camosun College is CLOSED, Feb. 4, 2025

Tuesday, Feb. 4, 6:30am — Camosun’s campuses are CLOSED on Feb. 4 due to heavy snowfall and challenging road conditions being reported throughout the region. All classes and services will be closed for the day.

Students and employees are encouraged to stay warm, keep safe and avoid travel if possible.

Please check the college website (camosun.ca) or follow the college on social media for the latest information:

• Facebook: facebook.com/CamosunCollege/
• Instagram: instagram.com/camosun/
• X (Twitter): x.com/camosun

Visit the college website for a more in-depth overview of campus closure protocols in the event of adverse weather.

COVID-19 update: Easing of restrictions

The Provincial Health Officer is easing COVID-19 restrictions, while maintaining key protective measures.

Restrictions that are changing

 Starting Feb. 16 at 11:59 pm:

  • No restrictions on indoor and outdoor personal gatherings.
  • Full capacity allowed for:
    • Indoor and outdoor organized events;
    • Indoor events at venues;
    • Exercise and fitness, adult sports activities and tournaments.
  • Full capacity and no limits on table size in restaurants, bars, pubs etc.

The Provincial Health Officer will review the remaining protective measures by March 15, and again by April 12.

Restrictions that remain in place

  • Masks required in all indoor public settings.
  • Showing proof of vaccination to access many businesses, events and services (fitness centres, Chargers games, non-educational indoor events etc.).
  • COVID-19 safety plans to remain in place.

The B.C. Vaccine Card program has been extended and covers events of all sizes. These include non-educational (i.e., non-essential or discretionary) activities, such as:

  • Convocation ceremonies;
  • Parties;
  • Recitals;
  • Concerts.

The card is not required for accessing classrooms, lab sessions, seminars and other formal educational activities. Nor is the card required for on-campus cafeterias.

The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) and the Provincial Health Officer continue to emphasize that structured educational settings are considered low-risk settings for COVID-19 transmission, particularly in the context of a highly immunized population and with COVID-19 safety measures in place.

Camosun College continues to follow the directions and recommendations of the Provincial Health Officer, Island Health and WorkSafeBC. The college will continue to provide timely updates as the situation evolves, both through CamNews and at camosun.ca/covid19.

Contact information

Rodney Porter

Executive Director, Communications and Marketing

Camosun College

250-889-7494

porterr@camosun.ca