Canadian seasonal residents will need to complete an application process before arriving to the island. That process will begin on June 1, and includes submitting relevant travel and property ownership documentation and self-isolation plans prior to travelling to the province.
Every seasonal resident will need to self-isolate for 14 days upon arriving to the island and will be contacted by P.E.I.'s 'operation isolation team' throughout their 14-day self-isolation. This marks P.E.I.'s 22nd consecutive day with no new cases, with the last positive case reported on April 28. Phase two will also see non-contact indoor recreational activities and additional non-urgent health-care services including registered massage therapists, acupuncturists, acupressurists and emergency dental care services.
“The fact that we have come to this point and not seen the evidence of community transmission despite fairly broad testing, makes us more comfortable to consider moving that phase closer to June 1,” said Morrison. “It is about having us go a little bit faster to allow to movement, and return back to some of our activities carefully while maintaining restrictions at the bridge.”
The Atlantic premiers seem to have a total misunderstanding of the virus and the situation. This is not going away anytime soon. Closing borders even after eliminating the virus is only going to decimate the economy.
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