Photo: The Canadian Press Vaccinated travelers will no longer need the COVID-19 test to enter Canada from Friday. The change is a departure from Canada’s policy from the early days of the pandemic, and the troubled tourism industry describes it as a significant benefit. Travel agents say they have seen an increase in demand for flights since the change was announced two weeks ago. Domestic tour groups have also reported a large increase in bookings in recent weeks. Although no screening will be required after April 1 for people who are considered fully vaccinated, Health Canada still requires anyone arriving outside the country to wear a mask in public for two weeks. The rules for unvaccinated Canadians and other travelers who are exempt from the vaccine requirement remain unchanged, and these individuals will have to undergo a negative test or data that has been in place for some time after infection to enter the country. Do you have an opinion? Send it to [email protected] March 30, 2022 – 8346 votes Would you feel safe traveling by self-propelled vehicle? Yes: 1240 No: 6493 Uncertain: 613 March 29, 2022 – 8829 votes Does BC need a “relaxed” period for home buyers? Yes: 4228 No: 3921 Uncertain: 680 March 28, 2022 – 10,215 votes Was Will Smith’s Chris Rock slap at the Oscars directed or real? Directed: 3070 Genuine: 5729 Uncertain: 1416 March 26, 2022 – 16836 votes Is the $ 110 one-time gasoline discount enough for BC drivers? Yes: 2675 No: 13375 Uncertain: 786 March 24, 2022 – 11717 votes Do you agree with the federal plan to introduce a new dental care program for Canadians? Yes: 7403 No: 3463 Uncertain: 851
