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In Quebec, Canada, where there are about 2,500 new corona-positive people for five consecutive days, curfew will be prohibited from January 9th to February 8th from 8:00 pm to 5:00 am.
Supermarkets and convenience stores close at 7:30 pm. Eating and drinking inside the restaurant is not allowed. Pharmacies and gas stations can be open at night. Violations can result in fines of up to $ 6,000.
Passengers aged 5 and over entering Canada on international flights from January 7th are required to submit a negative proof of the new Corona PCR test received within 72 hours prior to departure at check-in. This also applies when Canadian residents return home.
14 days of voluntary quarantine after arrival in Canada will continue to be required for measures to strengthen quarantine.
Happy new year.
May 2021 be a good year for everyone.
And I hope we can welcome as many customers as possible in Canada.
Public Safety Canada has officially stated that Santa Claus can cross both the Canadian and state borders.
The work of Santa and the elves was considered mandatory and action information in Canada was approved.
It is obligatory to wear a mask and disinfect hands before and after visiting each household.
It has been officially announced that all regional lockdowns in Ontario will begin on December 26th. North of Sudbury has 14 days until January 9th, and south of it has 28 days until January 23rd.
Canada has also announced that it will ban passenger planes from the United Kingdom. This is to suppress the spread of the new corona mutant virus, which is expanding in the United Kingdom.
The Canadian government has announced that it has secured another 200,000 doses of the new corona vaccine, which was jointly developed by US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and German pharmaceutical venture Biontech, which was approved by the Ministry of Health last week. In addition, 168,000 doses of vaccine from US biopharmacy giant Moderna are expected to arrive in Canada by the end of the year.
Vaccines from US biopharmacy company Moderna will be available in 2 million doses by the end of March 2021. Two inoculations are required every 28 days. Since it can be stored for 30 days at a refrigerating temperature of 2 to 8 ° C, it will be preferentially delivered to the far north areas such as Nunavut Territory and remote areas where there is no special equipment such as an ultra-low temperature freezer.
I hope that the vaccine will be distributed to people all over the world as soon as possible so that they can travel freely ☆
Quebec will enter a limited-time blockade "Circuit Breaker" from December 25th to January 10th to curb the spread of the new corona. Only essential businesses such as grocery stores and pharmacies can be operated, and restaurants are only for home delivery and take-out. If there is no effect during the period, there may be an extension.
The US-Canada border has been restricted since March, but the blockade has been extended until January 21, 2021. Entry from countries other than the United States for tourism purposes is also restricted until the same day.
Currently 73,198 people in Canada are being treated for the new coronavirus infection. Of these, 530 are critically ill and are on the rise again.
The Canadian Department of Health has approved the new corona vaccine from Pfizer, a major US pharmaceutical company, second only to the United Kingdom in the world.
Early clinical trials do not include children, so immediate vaccinations are for people 16 years and older. The goal is to inoculate the majority of the population of 38 million by September 2021.
Announced that it will be available 249,000 times by the end of the year. After approval by the Ministry of Health, vaccination will start voluntarily from next week at the earliest.
Since the vaccine needs to be given twice, the first target is 124,500 people. It will take several months to reach all applicants.
Free vaccination against the new coronavirus in Canada. Priority will be given to residents and staff of elderly care facilities, people aged 80 and over who are prone to becoming severely ill, medical workers and essential businesses with high exposure risk, and indigenous people with weak immunity to infectious diseases.
Establishing an ultra-low temperature transportation route at minus 70 ° C and securing storage facilities are urgent issues.
Metro Vancouver Public Transportation TransLink's reindeer bus is a Christmas tradition.
The number is one every year, but this year it is nine to commemorate the 35th anniversary of its introduction. It is launched on different routes every day.
It is part of the Toys for Tots, a volunteer activity where employees solicit donations of toys for children in low-income households.
The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) building at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver has a modern design that combines glass and concrete, but has been refurbished to meet current seismic standards. The large hall will be dismantled and rebuilt with the latest seismic isolation technology.
The Anthropology Museum is famous for its exhibition of indigenous art. Designed by renowned Canadian architect Arthur Erickson, it was completed in 1976. From the large hall lined with totem poles, you can see the garden that resembles an indigenous village. The museum will be open during the renovation, but construction is scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2022.
The Government of Canada has extended the quarantine order for entry from abroad except the United States until January 21, 2021.
Entry for sightseeing is not allowed. Canadian citizens and permanent residents, their spouses, parents, children and international students can enter the country, but self-isolation is required for 14 days.
Immigration restrictions on the US-Canada border are currently until December 21st.
