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Why owners of floating homes at Scarborough Bluffs are worried about neighbourhood's future - Vimarsana News

Why owners of floating homes at Scarborough Bluffs are worried about neighbourhood's future

Residents in a neighbourhood of floating homes at the Scarborough Bluffs have been without leases since last month and some say they're worried they might have to leave if they can't get the problem resolved.

Source: cbc.ca
U.S confirms it will accept Canadian travellers with mixed vaccines - Vimarsana News

U.S confirms it will accept Canadian travellers with mixed vaccines

Following weeks of speculation, the United States announced late Friday it will accept mixed vaccines when new rules kick in on Nov. 8 requiring all foreign travellers to the country to be fully vaccinated.

Source: cbc.ca
Fully vaccinated and ready to travel abroad? You might still face hurdles - Vimarsana News

Fully vaccinated and ready to travel abroad? You might still face hurdles

Fully vaccinated travellers now get to skip quarantine when returning to Canada. But travelling abroad during the pandemic is still complicated — and not yet recommended by the government. Here’s what you should know before booking a trip.

Source: cbc.ca
Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan - Vimarsana News

Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan

In today's Morning Brief, we look at the some of the issues that fully-vaccinated travellers may still encounter if they voyage internationally.

Source: cbc.ca
Fully vaccinated and ready to travel abroad? You might still face hurdles - Vimarsana News

Fully vaccinated and ready to travel abroad? You might still face hurdles

Federal government still advises against non-essential international travel