It’s now been a whole month since the suspension of nonessential travel between Canada and the United States. Despite the number of COVID-19 infections in the U.S. continues to climb at around 30,000 new cases a day, president Donald Trump hinted earlier this week that the border could soon re-open.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent executive order to ban citizens from seven countries entering the United States is leaving many refugees to wonder where they’ll have a safe future. The answer is Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau followed up Trump’s ban with a series of tweets to reiterate Canada’s open door
You hear it all the time: “My nominee didn’t get elected, I’m moving to Canada.” The threat is so empty by now that it’s laughable. This time, though, it appears to hold a little more weight. No longer are people just saying they’ll do it – they’re actually hitting flight
We detract our declaration that the Netflix selection in Canada sucks compared to most other countries. As is the case with, say, Tinder matches, Netflix selection is a matter of quality over quantity. So while our neighbours to the South may have more titles to choose from, we certainly have the
South of the Border, Americans are experiencing some major sticker shock over the price of EpiPen injectors. The life-saving drug that many people with severe allergies need to carry around with them in case of a reaction now costs $609 per. That’s a 400 per cent increase since 2009. While
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