That wasn't really my point. I was agreeing with sene5shos (which is a rare moment indeed) that the borders should remain closed until at least August 21st. As well as pointing out that Canada gets hurt by this so it's in our best interest to work on getting it open as soon as it's safely possible. Selfishly, I would like the border open so I along with a handful of other Americans on MERB could get back to banging some hot Quebec sp's.USA needs to get their shit together so their peeps can enjoy travel and other aspects of normal life. Getting banned from entering a country and then having a “oh well it hurts them more than us” mentality, eh
Let's aim for September 1st for the reopening of borders.
Let's aim for September 1st for the reopening of borders.
If that were the case, you could certainly expect a veritable stampede of American visitors eager to get into a quarantine on the other side of the border.I can see letting American into Canada, but unlikely without some quarantine
The incubation period for COVID-19, which is the time between exposure to the virus (becoming infected) and symptom onset, is on average 5-6 days, however can be up to 14 days. During this period, also known as the “pre-symptomatic” period, some infected persons can be contagious. Therefore, transmission from a pre-symptomatic case can occur before symptom onset.Apr 2, 2020No reason to quarantine if you can produce a documented negative Covid test taken within the prior 72 hours. This is exactly the rule Maine now has in place for all 49 other States, AND for Canada and every one else. Which is why I will get tested before my Maine trip. It is Maine that is likely getting the so called "stampede" of tourists who might otherwise be traveling to Canada. It's likely somewhat offsetting the loss of their normal tourist revenue, which is very significant.