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On Wednesday, Canada extended a ban on non-essential international travel entries until the end of October as the nation struggles in a surge of coronavirus cases.
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair announced the government would maintain the non-essential travel ban, which has been in force since mid-March. With an exception for spouses, children, parents, permanent residents, and guardians of Canadian citizens.
Non-essential travel from the U.S. into Canada, except for essential workers, is banned until October 21.
The restriction follows the second wave of Covid-19 infections triggered in part by the return of millions of Canadians to work or school.
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