Negative test to enter Canada

Alleged travel restrictions violate Constitution (surprise surprise)
So if you want to fight for your rights you need to take them to court

 
Alleged travel restrictions violate Constitution (surprise surprise)
So if you want to fight for your rights you need to take them to court


So you just ban non-Canadians from entering Canada and make returning Canadians pay for Covid tests and isolation at hotels. The cost alone would discourage people from travelling. But Trudummy is a cream puff so that won't happen.
 
So you just ban non-Canadians from entering Canada and make returning Canadians pay for Covid tests and isolation at hotels. The cost alone would discourage people from travelling. But Trudummy is a cream puff so that won't happen.
They can imagine whatever nonsense they want
Its not communist state

They cant force you to quarantine at their hotel



Actually if you check out Chris Sky IG page he has been actively "breaking" people out of the covid hotels
Police ticket him of course but he vows to continue the fight
 
Air Transat to cut all routes from Toronto, some Montreal routes until April 30
In a move it blames on tighter restrictions imposed by Ottawa, Transat A.T. Inc. is halting all flights out of Toronto and some from Montreal for the remainder of the winter travel season.
The route cuts will begin Thursday and last until April 30, Transat spokeswoman Debbie Cabana said.
"Continued travel restrictions and the numerous measures imposed by the federal government, including the requirement to present a negative COVID-19 test and to quarantine upon return to Canada, have had a significant impact on our bookings," she said.

The federal government has cracked down on international travel in recent weeks, implementing a new requirement in January that all travellers seeking to enter Canada provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of departure.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said the federal government is contemplating further restrictions, prompted by the arrival of more contagious strains of COVID-19 in Canada from abroad.
Trudeau this past weekend repeated his call for Canadians to cancel any vacations they may have booked, warning that people who travel abroad could face difficulties returning home.
 
UK imposes hotel quarantine for travelers from Covid hotspots
British people arriving home from 22 "high risk" countries will have to undergo a 10-day hotel quarantine at their own expense, as the United Kingdom tightens border controls to try to curb one of the world's worst Covid-19 outbreaks.
Announcing the measure, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the tougher new rules would apply to travelers from "red list countries where we have particular concern about new variants."
Non-UK residents will be refused entry, while British citizens and permanent residents will be picked up straight from the airport and transferred to government-provided accommodation where they will begin their mandatory stay.
Meals and hotel expenses in what is one of the world's most expensive cities could end up costing travelers more than $2,000 for a 10-day quarantine.
The announcement came a day after the UK yesterday reached the grim milestone of 100,000 coronavirus deaths -- the first country in Europe to do so.
Johnson also said that travelers will be questioned as to their purpose for travel. "I want to make clear that under the stay-at-home regulations it is illegal to leave home to travel abroad for leisure purposes and we will enforce this at ports and airports by asking people why they are leaving and instructing them to return home if they do not have a valid reason to travel," he said.
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel later announced that people wishing to travel out of the UK will have to first make a declaration proving that their journey is essential.

It comes on top of the January 18 announcement that all travelers entering the UK, including British citizens, must present a negative Covid test taken within 72 hours of arrival. Prior to that date, the borders had been open with no test requirements.