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That Mayo article is from January and when I look for current thinking, it seems that there is much evidence that vaccinated people are unlikely to transmit the virus.

Therein lay the problem as I see it. As new evidence comes in the powers that be need to get on the same page so people can have confidence in the rules and plan accordingly.
 
I was vaccinated here in MI about a month ago with the J&J vaccine at the local Krogers where I shop.

  Right about then, Kroger changed its policy that required customers/workers to wear masks. If you've been vaccinated you don't need a mask.

Of course that begs the question, how do they or other people know you have been vaccinated?

I've seen a few verbal confrontations over masks, so I decided to make my status known even if not required to.

I bought one of those clear plastic ID card holders on a neck lanyard. When I'm out and about I wear it so people know and I don't have to deal with a mask "KAREN" screaming at me.

  I want to get into Canada but not until they have it all worked out and I know what I'm dealing with before I go and even more important when I try to get back in?