Canada’s top medical officer said on Friday that the country has discontinued an official recommendation advising citizens to avoid non-essential foreign travel, given the country’s success in inoculation drive to achieve vaccination target against COVID-19.
Within hours, Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, announced a plan for removing all remaining COVID-19 regulations, with the goal of eliminating all proof of vaccination and mask requirements by March 2022.
When the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in March 2020, Canada issued a travel warning.
Late on Thursday, Ottawa deleted the warning to avoid unnecessary travel, although it still advises citizens to avoid cruise ship travel outside the nation.
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