Stay stuck abroad or pay hundreds of dollars for hotel stays: Canadians frustrated by government quarantine policy
SHARE Every year, Colleen Robak and her husband Colby pack up their life in Europe and return home to Canada for the summer. It’s a stressful ordeal. With two children under 4, two cats and more luggage and accessories than can fit in most cars, it’s almost always a long day of travel. This year, it will be even longer. Canada has brought in a three-day mandatory hotel stay for all residents and citizens arriving into the country by air. The Robaks will have to book a three-night stay at a government-approved hotel before they can even board their plane home from Frankfurt, Germany.