bcwife76
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- Dec 10, 2014
Yup We've already cancelled our August trip and have until July 14th to cancel our October trip. Sigh.Looks like a lot of us are in the same boat
Yup We've already cancelled our August trip and have until July 14th to cancel our October trip. Sigh.Looks like a lot of us are in the same boat
None of us could have predicted this, it’s crazy how much the world is disrupted and specifically for us travellers our travel world. If you don’t get August I hope you can plan a make up trip even better!!
When are they going to let us out! My AP will be extended to October at minimum, so thinking September trip - but will they open the border by then?!? They can’t keep doing this extension stuff off the cuff, I’m so over not being able to plan my life. Yes there is a risk, but the risk is everywhere. Will WDW refund let us refund later if our country doesn’t let us travel before expiry
I agree. I hate that it’s necessary but I really do think its for the best.I would plan on the 14 quarantine to last until the end of the year. I actually hope that’s the case. Say we get things under control here. Why would we want to risk someone bringing it in from somewhere else? The quarantine is a way for us to get back to normal even if the US is still having significant cases.
I thought they were going to make some exceptions for families?Make people limit what they do and wear a mask. I would love to be able to see my niece - they live in the US, would like to come to Canada; but not if there is a 14 day quarantine. My mom really wants to see her only grandchild. It’s killing her not being able to go there, or them not being able to come here.
I thought they were going to make some exceptions for families?
The exception for immediate families is worthless to most of us. We would be forced to quarantine for 2 weeks on arrival. So not only do we need someone who can house us for 14 days minimum, but we would also need that much time off work. It's not practical for those of us with jobs, pets, homes, etc. to be away that long. Plus, we have more than one immediate family member who we need to see.....in our case, an adult son, and two elderly mothers. Under the existing guidelines, we still couldn't see them all.
I feel for you I do but I’m also the ex wife of a USA citizen residing back in Canada with the children .
He has been totally irresponsible with the Pandemic crossing state lines to attend parties etc. and it’s just the flu acc to him .
my current community has zero that’s right zero active cases. If he was to come up and not quarantine he would be possibly exposing our children and my two older children who are both medically high risk .
So just say he gets my household sick because it’s inconvenient for him to self quarantine for 14 days. So now I’m sick at home with children and unable to work that’s pretty inconvenient for us . Not to mention being sick and risking the kids I’m risking losing my income until we are clear.
Did I mention I work in health care with vulnerable people so I would be off work If he comes for 14 days to ensure I am not carrying the virus and infecting them.
I feel for you I do.. hopefully something changes soon be it declining or a vaccine or a treatment or something .
While I agree that the earlier spring break played a roll, the reason that Quebec and Ontario’s outbreak was so bad was their criminally horrific Long Term Home conditions.
Early Spring break is HOW it started. And then the spread and bad numbers are, I agree, mostly due to how the long term homes were managed. But if the border had closed earlier and if quarantine had been mandatory, we might have avoided some homes to be so badly hit (probably not all but we know that the first ones were infected from travellers coming back from USA and Europe and visiting their family members). Maybe not, but if it doesn't get in, it cannot spread.