[sandworm101]

>> riding the rest of this out back in Canada so we don’t get robbed/assaulted.

Better come home quick. Canada is getting more than a little afraid of how badly the US is handling the covid thing. Politeness only goes so far.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53742684

"While the border closure has had significant economic and personal repercussions for the millions of people that live along it or have loved ones on the other side, the vast majority of Canadians want it to stay shut."

[lovecg]

That’s for tourists. No one is talking about closing the border to Canadian citizens coming home. Pandemic or not this seems completely unimaginable.

[sandworm101]

The "atlantic bubble" limiting movements of canadians within canada was thought unlikely, and is probably illegal, but it is a thing.

Remember when trump spoke of closing off new york state? Canada has actually done something similar.

https://www.gov.nl.ca/covid-19/individuals-and-households/tr...

>>When entering Newfoundland and Labrador, visitors will be required to produce two pieces of government issued identification to verify that they are a permanent resident in one of the Atlantic Provinces. One piece of identification must include a home address.

[fragmede]

The Right of Return is an international law that allows citizens to return to their country of citizenship, and while some may have doubts about the willingness of the USA to follow the Geneva Convention, I'm pretty sure Canada still adheres to it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_of_return