BARRIE -- Beginning Saturday, those looking to travel by plane, train or ship in Canada will have to prove they have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.Here’s a look at what the new rules mean for travellers., anyone who is 12 years of age or older will now need to provide proof that they have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Travel Canada says anyone boarding a cruise ship or other passenger vessel where the trip will last more than 24 hours will need to show proof of vaccination. However, beginning Nov. 30, proof a negative COVID-19 molecular test will no longer be accepted as an alternative to proof of having had your COVID-19 shots.
Speaking at a press conference in Toronto on Friday, Omar Alghabra said residents who leave their remote communities to access essential services will not need to be vaccinated to board a plane.If you’re aged 12 and up, you will have to provide proof that you have received two doses of one of the approved COVID-19 vaccines, or a mix.
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Liberals really milking the pandemic to take away as many rights and freedoms from the people as they can.
What people need to know, is how to fight 'Tyrants' who impose illegal laws on the people.
In other surprising news...... THE SKY IS BLUE!
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Nothing !! I don't use either! Sure would like to have my travel covered under a tax free allowance though. Have my own private jet, well being the face and blaming face for climate change and taxing it.
Excellent! Now us vaccinated 1st class citizens can only spread covid to eachother. Sorry anti vaxxers but there’s not enough covid to go around for everyone.