Canada Border Services Agency says U.S. travellers must take the most direct routes possible, avoiding all tourist activities, and will be issued a tag to hang in their vehicle
They must also take the most direct routes possible, avoiding all national parks and tourist activities, and will be issued a tag to hang from their vehicle’s rear-view mirror for the duration of their trip to ensure compliance with the rules.
These measures will also apply to Americans travelling from Alaska to the U.S. through Canada, but U.S.-bound travellers will be permitted to use any border crossing of their choosing.Article content continued Restrictions on non-essential travel across the Canada-U.S. border have been in place since March 21 due to COVID-19, but Americans are permitted to travel through Canada by car if they are heading to Alaska.
The RCMP issued tickets to some individuals for violating the Public Health Act during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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