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Based on declarations made yesterday by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, it’s now clear that the U.S.’ northern neighbor won’t be welcoming vacationers or leisure travelers until we’re well into 2021.

Canada won’t agree to lift its ban on leisure travel from the United States, Trudeau told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. on November 30, until the current COVID-19 outbreak has been reined in. "Until the virus is significantly more under control everywhere around the world, we're not going to be releasing the restrictions at the border," he said.

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The bilateral ban on non-essential, cross-border travel between the U.S. and Canada was established in March and has been renewed by both nations on a monthly basis ever since, based upon continuing evaluations of epidemiological conditions in both countries.

Trade and essential commerce remain unaffected by the border restrictions, in recognition of the fact that the two nations’ economies are highly integrated and interdependent. According to a Reuters report, 75 percent of Canada’s exported goods go to the U.S. each month. "We are incredibly lucky that trade in essential goods, in agricultural products, in pharmaceuticals is flowing back and forth as it always has," Trudeau remarked.

As on other fronts, the travel industry continues to suffer amid the extended border restrictions, but the premiers of Canada's major provinces reportedly indicated that they have no intention of lifting restrictions while COVID-19 cases in the U.S. continue to escalate.

A second surge of coronavirus infection is also sweeping across Canada, and government and local authorities are beginning to reinstitute restrictions on businesses and cap the number of people allowed at gatherings.

Canadian leadership’s comments on farmers protest “ill-informed”: MEA Spokesperson

Several Canadian leaders including Prime Minister Justin Trudeu have expressed concern about farmers protest
Canadian leadership’s comments on the ongoing agitation by farmers are “ill-formed”, an official of the Ministry of External Affairs said on Tuesday. The Indian response came hours after Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his country has contacted Indian authorities “through multiple means” to express concern about the protesting farmers.

“We have seen some ill-informed comments by Canadian leaders relating to farmers in India. Such comments are unwarranted, especially when pertaining to the internal affairs of a democratic country,” said Official Spokesperson Anurag Srivastava in response to a media query.

Mr Trudeau earlier said that the news about the protest unfolding around Delhi “is concerning”.

“We are all very worried about family and friends... Canada will always be there to defend the rights of peaceful protesters,” he said announcing that Canada has reached out to the Government of India regarding the protests which have drawn support from his vocal coalition partner Jagmeet Singh of New Democratic Party (NDP), which has a strong base among the Indo-Canadian community.

In response, to the Canadian Prime Minister’s comments, Mr Srivastava said, “It is also best that diplomatic conversations are not misrepresented for political purposes.”

Me. Jagmeet Singh is the leader of NDP and a key coalition partner in the Canadian government. He has in the past spoken in support of civil and political rights in India. On Monday, he greeted his supporters on the Gurupurav or birth anniversary of Guru Nanak and said, “Guru Nanak Sahib Ji led a social revolution believing that we are all one and equal today, as millions of farmers march towards India’s capital to oppose privatisation -- they walk with this spirit.”

Several other Indo-Canadian political figures such as Gurratan Singh and Canadian Member of Parliament Jack Harris also expressed concern about the protests in India. Mr. Harris, also from NDP, has described the police action on the farmers as “alarming”.

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