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BTW, the fact that most of us live so close to the border is another reason that turtle we lived happily ever after summer poster  we need it to stay closed to non-essential traffic, so we can stay safe.

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We can, as maritimers, now travel freely into each province with no 14 day quarantine necessary. We can cross borders here now with ids, and consent to travel forms. turtle we lived happily ever after summer poster  We will distance when we can and wear masks if not. We’ve earned this bit of summer. I wish the US would LISTEN and follow the science and experts. By shutting down early, closing our shared border, physically distancing and using best practises such as masks and hand washing we’ve grown as a nation, and we understand the ripple effect this virus has. May the odds ever be in your favour our American neighbours. And when it’s safe….come to Canada. You’ll love it here!! I agree. I am so proud of how this was handled.

My partner lives in America and I have been unable to see him, but I still say keep our borders shuttered. I would hate for a reversal of our efforts and I am willing to sacrifice for that Same for my nephew! Stay safe and be well! I hope you and your partner have the best future Or maybe Canada which is larger then the US has a population less then California. And seeing that the top 4 states in the US by population also have the most cases of Covid, and the people are much more densely packed together then the Canadian providences. That could be the reason. the Canadian population is highly concentrated geographically. Based on 2016 numbers, two-thirds of the Canadian population live within 62.137 miles of the country’s southern border. So we are densely packed and still doing well with managing COVID-19.