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PR: Alouettes Roster Moves, Schedule Change, and Vaccine Passport

Alouettes Make Roster Moves

Press Release

On Tuesday, the Montreal Alouettes made a series of roster moves that included adding 3 players, and releasing 1. National LB Paul Kozachuk, and DB Dondre Wright and American DB Jermaine Ponder to their practice roster while national DB Dominique Termansen to their suspended list.

The Als also released LB Alexandre Chevrier and WR Chris Osei-Kusi, both Americans.

Wright was an Alouettes’ pick in the third-round of the 2017 CFL Draft. He spent two seasons with the team and was a final cut in the Als’ 2019 training camp and spent that season with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He signed as a free agent with the Toronto Argonauts in 2020 and was released by the club in mid-December. Ponder had been on the Als’ practice roster in 2019 and was signed by the club in February before being moved to the suspended list in July. Chevrier had signed with the Als in February. Osei-Kusi was the team’s fourth-round pick in the 2019 CFL Draft.

Montreal vs Winnipeg Schedule Change

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Press Release

Change to the 2021 schedule: the Saturday, November 13 game against Winnipeg in Montreal will be played at 1:00 pm instead of 4:00 pm.

Vaccination Passport

Press Release

As of September 1, 2021, the Quebec government will require the use of a vaccination passport for all sports and physical activities, outdoor events and festivals,
performance venues, cinemas, sports venues, bars and restaurants, arcades, theme parks, amusement parks and centres, recreation centres, and water parks.

This means that unlike the first game on August 27, the vaccination passport will now be required to enter Percival Molson Stadium and to watch Alouettes games.

Here is some important information:

HOW DO I OBTAIN AND PRESENT MY VACCINATION PASSPORT?

The vaccination passport can be presented in three ways at the entrance of the stadium:

  • In paper format (printed in advance)
    • By clicking on the link to download the QR code received by text or email after your 2nd dose of vaccine, you can print the paper format.
  • In PDF format on your mobile device
    • By clicking on the link to download the QR code received by text or email after your 2nd dose of vaccine, you can view the PDF. Save it on your device and present it at the entrance on the day of the game.
  • From the VAXICODE application
    • You can add the QR code received by text or email after your 2nd dose to the VAXICODE app. Download it from the App Store or Google Play.

IMPORTANT: Please note that for all formats, photo identification is required for those aged 16 and over. For those aged 75 and over, non-photo identification is accepted.

CAN WE GO TO THE GAME IF WE LIVE OUTSIDE OF QUEBEC WITHOUT A QUEBEC VACCINATION PASSPORT?

Visitors from outside of Quebec can attend the game with proof of vaccination of the 2 doses (by phone or on paper) and photo identification.

FROM WHAT AGE DO I NEED TO PRESENT A VACCINATION PASSPORT TO ENTER?

All persons aged 13 and over will be required to present a vaccination passport. Children aged 12 and under will be allowed to attend the games if they comply with the sanitary measures in place.

VACCINATION PASSPORT CHECK AT THE STADIUM

In order to speed up access to the stadium, your vaccination passport will be validated during the security check.

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