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I had looked it up and the issue wasn’t if it was approved, it was you are not considered “fully vaccinated “JNJ is approved in Canada. I'll try and find the link the feds released with the list.
I had looked it up and the issue wasn’t if it was approved, it was you are not considered “fully vaccinated “JNJ is approved in Canada. I'll try and find the link the feds released with the list.
I had looked it up and the issue wasn’t if it was approved, it was you are not considered “fully vaccinated “
They must have just updated it, earlier today it was not approved for entry on the site, but currently is. I guess they probably received a lot of calls.It's on the list of approved vaccines for crossing the border, because it is approved for use in Canada.
They must have just updated it, earlier today it was not approved for entry on the site, but currently is. I guess they probably received a lot of calls.
I'm expecting a second closure any time. I'm 80% packed for a cross border fishing trip but I'll believe it when I see it.I brought refundable airfare : ) I'm waiting for Canada to close the border again for the Delta variant.
i have seen an email from an outfitter from the yukon that says...the full vaccination requirements include both shots of pfizer,astra zeneca, and moderna..must be completed within 14 days of arrival to canada .apparently the johnson and johnson vaccine wont get you in???
Anything over 14 days is fine. If your shot was within the last 13 days, you are not considered fully vaccinate until you pass that 14 days.So what if you had the vaccine a few months ago? You can’t get in?
So anyone know about driving? Do you need a negative test to get back into U.S.?