The Canadian Border Services Agency announced that there will be special exemptions in place for some residents of B.C. on short trips across the U.S. border. As long as the trip is no more than 24 hours, eligible British Columbians will not be required to show proof of a negative PCR test.
The announcement comes just less than a week since Canada’s Minister of Health, Jean-Yves Duclos, announced the reintroduction of Canada’s requirement for a negative PCR Covid test even for trips of less than 72 hours across the border to the United States.
The press release states that: “Given the ongoing situation in British Columbia,
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