Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, announced in late January that new restrictions will be put in place for travelers coming into the country by air.  According to reports, Trudeau announced that any travelers flying into the country will have to take a mandatory PCR test. They will be forced to quarantine for up to three days, on their own expense. It was reported at the time that the new restrictions will come into effect by the 22nd of February. Trump lawyers primed for rapid defense case in impeachment trial Coronavirus likely here to stay, EU health agency chief says The Canadian Premier announced on Friday that the restrictions will include a hotel quarantine requirement. Moreover, PM Trudeau stated, “We’re not trying to punish people, we’re trying to keep people safe”. He added, that these new restrictions will not include truckers and essential workers such as health-workers. According to reports, Trudeau added that the latest measures will help to ensure a stop to “the spread of COVID-19 and new variants”. Moreover, travelers with negative test reports will be permitted to quarantine at home under “surveillance and enforcement” however, in the likelihood of a positive report will be expected to quarantine in … Continue reading Canada imposes new restrictions for travelers, when will they come into place?