Canada loosens travel restrictions for vaccinated US tourists
Al Jazeera
Fully vaccinated US citizens and permanent residents can enter Canada without needing to quarantine as of Monday.
American tourists who are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus are now allowed to enter Canada after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government lifted months-long restrictions on non-essential travel into the country. As of Monday, citizens and permanent residents of the United States who received their second dose of COVID-19 vaccine at least 14 days prior to arrival in Canada will be exempt from quarantine requirements. Ottawa will also allow fully vaccinated travellers from any country to enter the country without needing to quarantine as of September 7.
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