Canada’s top public health officer warned lawmakers to take “extreme caution” when considering whether to reopen the country’s U.S. border
OTTAWA — Canada’s top public health officer is warning that any decision to reopen the country’s international border — including with the United States — must be taken with “extreme caution.”
Tam’s comments come with Canada and the U.S. in talks to determine whether to extend their agreement once again on the shutdown of all nonessential cross-border travel for another 30 days. The deal, if not renewed, will expire next week. U.S. decision-makers also heard warnings Tuesday from top public health officials to proceed carefully when it comes to easing the lock downs.testified earlier in the day
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday his government will be “very, very careful about reopening any international travel, including the United States before we feel that it is time.”
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