The Government of Canada has extended its COVID-19-related land border crossing restrictions, which affect truckers transporting freight across the US-Canada land border, until at least Sept. 30.<\/p>\n
To cross at a land border, travellers will still have to show proof of vaccine. Without proof of vaccine, they will be required to quarantine for up to 14 days.<\/p>\n
“As we move into the next phase of our COVID-19 response, it is important to remember that the pandemic is not over,\u201d said Minister of Health Jean-Yves Duclos. \u201cWe must continue to do all that we can to keep ourselves and others safe from the virus. It is also important for individuals to remain up to date with the recommended vaccinations to ensure they are adequately protected against infection, transmission, and severe complications. As we have said all along, Canada\u2019s border measures will remain flexible and adaptable, guided by science and prudence.”<\/p>\n
In June, the Government paused its mandatory vaccination requirements for federally-regulated air, rail, and marine transportation sectors. But for land travellers, and those transporting goods by land, the existing border requirements will remain in effect for now.<\/p>\n
To qualify as a fully-vaccinated traveller, you must:<\/p>\n