If You Live Outside Canada and Are Fully Vaccinated...

[dewline]

...you might see these CBC reports as good news if you're thinking of coming to visit. More as it develops, I'm sure!

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/canada-travel-foreigners-vaccinated-1.6162956

https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/foreign-travellers-covid-19-vaccinated-border-1.6166650

Comments

[zombie_cupcake]

Yeah, they better not bring any variants in.

[sabotabby]

Wait, are we still not allowed to travel to the US though? (Not that I'm going anywhere.)

[dewline]

So far as I know.

(I'm not planning on travelling outside Canada ever again.)

[dewline]

*glares in your direction*

[sabotabby]

Ever? Wow. I get depressed thinking that I might not ever get to, but it's still the dream.

[dewline]

My last trip outside Canada was to San Diego in 2002 for the Comicon. At the airport, my father had his first stroke, which we ended up discovering was the signal that his metastasized renal cell cancer was tired of waiting to end him. I found out over the phone hours later, once I'd landed in San Diego. I think I permanently alienated several people who'd once considered me friends in the process of handling that news while I was there.

(As mentioned elsewhere, he died the following Christmas Day, some five months later.)

Also, security theatre has been getting worse over the decades since 9/11.

[sabotabby]

Ouch. Fuck. Yeah, I don't blame you.

[zombie_cupcake]

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/us/explainer-beyond-delta-scientists-are-watching-new-coronavirus-variants/ar-AAOeDSp?ocid=winp1taskbar

Don't say I didn't warn y'all.