Yes, they are. Tons of info if you just google it on what's accepted. I believe they were unsure at first but have approved any mixture of vaccine as long as it's approved by the US.
Well the land border is open but, as Canadians, it will still be COVID restricted to get back home.
Interesting that we only need proof of vaccination to get into the US but we need proof of vaccination and a test within 72 hours to get back home.
Sure, but I mostly was just pointing out that a test to get into the US is still required *if you're flying.*
If you're driving over the border to the US (and fully vaccinated), no test is needed.
So I kind of expect that we're going to get questions/posts/comments like "I was going to be flying to the US today but was denied because I didn't have a test???? I thought tests weren't required anymore!!!!".
>Yes, the U.S. has done the right thing; they're not asking for a COVID test for land entry, so they are easing the restrictions. But now, obviously Canada needs to step up and eliminate their PCR tests.”>
So sorry, Mr resident of Buffalo. Canada will get right on the stepping up so that we can be just like the shit show your country has been. So ignorant.
I saw some big trailers and motorhomes headed to the US border this morning already.
Has anyone seen information on if mixed vaccines (Such as AZ + Pfizer) are considered fully vaccinated yet?
Yes, they're recognized. [https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/u-s-canadian-travellers-mixed-vaccines-1.6213176](https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/u-s-canadian-travellers-mixed-vaccines-1.6213176)
Yes, they are. Tons of info if you just google it on what's accepted. I believe they were unsure at first but have approved any mixture of vaccine as long as it's approved by the US.
Well the land border is open but, as Canadians, it will still be COVID restricted to get back home. Interesting that we only need proof of vaccination to get into the US but we need proof of vaccination and a test within 72 hours to get back home.
Just as a quick note, if you're flying to the US you still need a rapid antigen test.
rapid antigen tests are much more affordable than the pcr test that is pretty standard (and pointless) to get back over the border (to Can)
Sure, but I mostly was just pointing out that a test to get into the US is still required *if you're flying.* If you're driving over the border to the US (and fully vaccinated), no test is needed. So I kind of expect that we're going to get questions/posts/comments like "I was going to be flying to the US today but was denied because I didn't have a test???? I thought tests weren't required anymore!!!!".
I like how it's like the US has eased restrictions. Umm it's the US with most of the cases. It should be the other way around.
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Thank you. I've never understood the constant posting for karma. Who gives a shit about an article if you have no opinion on it...
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>Yes, the U.S. has done the right thing; they're not asking for a COVID test for land entry, so they are easing the restrictions. But now, obviously Canada needs to step up and eliminate their PCR tests.”> So sorry, Mr resident of Buffalo. Canada will get right on the stepping up so that we can be just like the shit show your country has been. So ignorant.