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In Canada, U S , vaccine passports could be new point of cross-border contention

WASHINGTON As if the COVID-19 pandemic hadn t produced enough ways to complicate life at the border between Canada and the United States, here comes another: whether or not to require proof of vaccination. Debate is heating up in the freedom-focused U.S. about whether retailers, businesses and employers can and should require customers, workers and visitors to prove they ve had a vaccine. The discussion is also happening in Canada, a country some observers say is more attuned to the collective good than many of those in the land of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Where the two meet up, potential snafus abound.

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Vaccine passports could be new point of cross-border contention - Canada News

Vaccine passports could be new point of cross-border contention - Canada News
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The complacent country: How Canadian public health allowed itself to be steamrolled by COVID-19

The complacent country: How Canadian public health allowed itself to be steamrolled by COVID-19 COVID-19 had already killed 3,000 people in 60 countries when Canadian officialdom was universally chiding people not to overreact Author of the article: Tristin Hopper Publishing date: Mar 08, 2021 • March 8, 2021 • 6 minute read • Health Minister Patty Hajdu, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam on March 11, 2020. After 12 months of mask mandates and lockdowns, it’s easy for Canadians to forget just how unwilling their leaders had been to put this country on a pandemic footing. Photo by Blair Gable/Reuters Article content On March 11, 2020, the very first day that the World Health Organization officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic, a senior official within the Canadian public health establishment went on TV to tell everyone not to “overreact.”

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The complacent country: How Canadian public health allowed itself to be steamrolled by COVID-19

The complacent country: How Canadian public health allowed itself to be steamrolled by COVID-19
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The complacent country: How Canadian public health allowed itself to be steamrolled by COVID-19

The complacent country: How Canadian public health allowed itself to be steamrolled by COVID-19
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