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Everything Zoomer Prime Minister Justin Trudeau trolled Conservative politicians caught up in the holiday travel scandal on Tuesday, scoring a few political points while warning Canadian travellers that they will no longer have access to the COVID-19 sickness benefits if they contract the virus while on a non-essential excursion. Photo: Dave Chan / AFP via Getty Images Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned all travellers on Tuesday that they will no longer be able to access the COVID-19 sickness benefits if they contract the virus while on a non-essential excursion. In the same masterful press...

Justin Trudeau has announced the Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit will not be available to people who are forced to quarantine due to a non-essential trip.

POLITICO Meanwhile, in Canada: Politicians face fury of nation after holiday travel "Rationality has been replaced by rage" against politicians who have espoused one set of rules for Canadians that they then don't follow, says one political observer. Ontario Finance Minister Rod Phillips. | Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP, File Updated: Link Copied OTTAWA — The finance minister of Ontario was the first to go, forced to resign after it was revealed he'd spent much of December in the Caribbean — even as he praised other Canadians for staying safe at home. “I know that this Chri...

“We’ve been very clear: No one should be vacationing abroad right now,” Trudeau said. This announcement comes as several federal and provincial politicians of all stripes — including two members of the Liberal caucus — are under fire for taking non-essential trips while Canadians are urged to stay home. Trudeau reiterated that the Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit (CSRB) was intended to prevent employees who are sick from facing the consequences of staying home and missing a paycheque. It was not a way for people to “pay for their quarantines after having gone south for a two-week...