WASHINGTON Tiny cracks of daylight are beginning to appear in the barriers that have kept people from casually crossing the Canada-U.S. border for the last 13 months but they mostly seem to be on the American side. Businesses and lawmakers in both the United States and Canada, perhaps sensing a shift in the narrative that has dominated the issue of cross-border travel for more than a year, are ramping up the pressure to ease their mutual.
Foreign Affairs Minister Marc Garneau says Canada supports the order by U.S. President Joe Biden for intelligence agencies to “redouble” their efforts in investigating the origins of COVID-19.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Marc Garneau says Canada supports the move by U.S. President Joe Biden to order American intelligence agencies to further investigate the origins of COVID-19.