I almost posted that article this AM
seems they are quite serious....
96 hrs allowed now for a short time
seems they are quite serious....
96 hrs allowed now for a short time
My Brother who lives in Prince Edward Island was required to go to Moncton New Brunswick for Medical Assessment...when he arrived back at PEI he was told to isolate for 14 days. That was 4 days ago,The Maritimes are having a bit of trouble....
Nova Scotia tightens provincial border after New Brunswick sees spike in COVID-19 cases
Starting Saturday at 8 a.m., people entering Nova Scotia from New Brunswick will be required to isolate for two weekswww.theglobeandmail.com
Did you see where West Jet , Air Canada and Sunwing gave an earful to Prime Minister Trudeau.. about the PCR test requirement....many left stranded in Jamaica, Mexico ,Cuba and several other countries where it is difficult to get a PCR Test.... West Jet just laid off another 1000 workers due to this unbelievable measure.I almost posted that article this AM
seems they are quite serious....
96 hrs allowed now for a short time
Haha, French Canadians quiet, maybe one in a hundred. Plus most Francophone Canadians are very white. Great people, most of them.Ya sorry I forgot about the French Canadian factor they are so quiet you hardly notice them
That is sad ..so close so many Canadians snowbirds in Sousa/Cab... maybe the will..I guess it looks like CMC in sosua is not going to be a viable option for a test for those who want to fly to Canada. Too bad.
What a complete shitshow this whole circus is. Unbelievable.DR not mentioned but this could be problematic for Canadians
Canadians denied from boarding flights in Cuba, Mexico under new COVID-19 testing rules
New federal rules, requiring anyone flying into the country to show proof of negative COVID-19 test, took effect Thursdaywww.theglobeandmail.com
They are like the Welsh - love them or loath them.Haha, French Canadians quiet, maybe one in a hundred. Plus most Francophone Canadians are very white. Great people, most of them.
Some clarification is required here. Ontario is the only province resorting to province wide relocation of hospital patients because of the overload created by Covid infections. They want to free up space for people requiring life saving surgery and elective surgery. The other provinces can still cope with number of incoming Covid patients.I've been reading all the posts on here about getting the test, before they return to Canada. The Canadiangov. have been telling Canadians since March to forego non essential travel, but people have not been heeding the warning. Now, politicians, and other people that have travelled, are getting fired, or demoted, for not following the rules. Bill Blair our National security guy, said this will slow people from travelling. By the way we just hit our highest day of covid cases and our hospitals have no more ICU beds. and surgeries are being postponed. What are you coming back to?
They are like the Welsh - love them or loath them.
I find French Canadians to be insufferable.
Jeez sounds like we talking about BLMWe refer to it as the two solitudes in Canada CB. French versus English. Québécois have a strong sense of culture and they have laws to protect it. They cry the loudest and get financially rewarded by the Federal government when they do. They have threatened to separate several times and came very close to doing it a few decades ago.
What’s important is they make up a significant percentage of the Canadian snowbird and AI tourist population in the DR. They were here in large numbers for the Holiday season and are still coming to the DR despite the Canadian government warnings.
Their ancestors helped Americans in the War of Independence and fought against American expansion into Canada during the War of 1812. The French Acadians (Cajuns) choose not to swear allegiance to the British king and relocated to the bayous of the South. Colourful characters They were a double edged sword then and still are today.
I would argue that Atlantic Canada is doing things better than most everywhere else. We import covid on airplanes from the rest of the country, isolate them and then release them after they recover. Once in a while, someone doesn't obey the rules and we get a spike. That happened a couple of weeks ago in NS where we spiked to well over 100 cases. This week it is reduced to 29 active cases out of a population of a million people. This sort of thing has happened in Atlantic Canada from the start but so far the spikes have always been snuffed out.The Maritimes are having a bit of trouble....
Nova Scotia tightens provincial border after New Brunswick sees spike in COVID-19 cases
Starting Saturday at 8 a.m., people entering Nova Scotia from New Brunswick will be required to isolate for two weekswww.theglobeandmail.com
Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose.. Freedoms are restricted in many places now.Maybe these new Canadian rules are in place to keep so many Canadians from leaving in general.
Got to keep those taxpayers locked inside.
Yes, the Maritimes has a stellar record..... I was surprised to see the article I postedI would argue that Atlantic Canada is doing things better than most everywhere else. We import covid on airplanes from the rest of the country, isolate them and then release them after they recover. Once in a while, someone doesn't obey the rules and we get a spike. That happened a couple of weeks ago in NS where we spiked to well over 100 cases. This week it is reduced to 29 active cases out of a population of a million people. This sort of thing has happened in Atlantic Canada from the start but so far the spikes have always been snuffed out.
What looks like trouble is our governments reacting properly. Contact tracing works well when the government and the population both act like grown ups.
Jeez sounds like we talking about BLM