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It's amazing how our boasting comes back to bite us, every time in fact.
Just a month ago so many were only talking about how much better we are in Canada, Trump is doing a bad job etc. Now our European pals, who have run us over the coals in trade lately as well; now tell Canada "stay in your own creepy nation please".
There an article on CBC about this, they mentioned Trump multiple times in it, but not one iota of Canada being responsible for it's own flair ups. It's amazing to watch as Canadians are starting to understand that maybe the covert kakistocracy has destroyed our nation.
www.ctvnews.ca
TORONTO -- The European Union decided to remove Canada from its list of countries whose residents should be allowed to visit the bloc amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
According to a press release, the European Commission decided on Wednesday to remove Canada, Tunisia and Georgia because of a surge in virus infections in those three countries.
The update was endorsed by EU member-country envoys at a regular closed-door meeting. The EU typically reviews the so-called "white list" every two weeks, but last made changes to it in early August.
The press release also highlighted that the EU has opted to reopen its borders to travellers from Singapore as a result of improved virus trends there.
Just a month ago so many were only talking about how much better we are in Canada, Trump is doing a bad job etc. Now our European pals, who have run us over the coals in trade lately as well; now tell Canada "stay in your own creepy nation please".
There an article on CBC about this, they mentioned Trump multiple times in it, but not one iota of Canada being responsible for it's own flair ups. It's amazing to watch as Canadians are starting to understand that maybe the covert kakistocracy has destroyed our nation.
EU shuts door to travel from Canada amid surge of infections
The European Union decided to remove Canada from its list of countries whose residents should be allowed to visit the bloc amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
www.ctvnews.ca
TORONTO -- The European Union decided to remove Canada from its list of countries whose residents should be allowed to visit the bloc amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
According to a press release, the European Commission decided on Wednesday to remove Canada, Tunisia and Georgia because of a surge in virus infections in those three countries.
The update was endorsed by EU member-country envoys at a regular closed-door meeting. The EU typically reviews the so-called "white list" every two weeks, but last made changes to it in early August.
The press release also highlighted that the EU has opted to reopen its borders to travellers from Singapore as a result of improved virus trends there.
