OTTAWA -- Nova Scotia’s premier says he is “not at the point of agreeing for relaxing self-isolation.”
“This is an evolving virus,” Iain Rankin told CTV News Channel’s Power Play on Friday. “We’re not ruling out other variants of concern that could arise.”
A federal advisory committee panel that makes recommendations on COVID-19 screening measures says mandatory hotel quarantines for international travellers entering Canada should discontinue.
Instead, it says, travellers should submit a quarantine plan. If travellers don’t have a suitable plan, they will be required to stay at a designated government facility.
Watch Rankin talk about quarantine hotels in the video at the top of this article.
