Trudeau: U.S.-Canada COVID-19 Border Restrictions To Stay In Place

The US and Canada have agreed to keep their shared border closed to nonessential travel due to the pandemic. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau indicated that it would take time before discussions on easing these restrictions occur. While the border remains closed, exceptions are made for trade and work-related travel. Both countries have additional travel restrictions, with the US banning entry for foreign nationals from certain regions and Canada closing its border to noncitizens. President Trump mentioned that the US-Canada border might be one of the first to reopen, but no specific timeline was provided.

What did Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau say about the timeline for discussing the easing of border restrictions?

• It will never happen.

• It will happen very soon.

• It will take a significant amount of time.

• It has already started.

What is the current status of the US-Canada border according to President Donald Trump?

• It is open only for tourism.

• It is closed to all travel.

• It is closed to nonessential travel.

• It is open for all types of travel.

Which types of travel are still allowed across the US-Canada border?

• Tourism and leisure

• Trade and work

• Educational purposes

• Family visits

What travel restrictions has the Trump administration imposed?

• Banning foreign nationals from entering the US if they have traveled to China, Iran, or most of Europe

• Banning all international travel

• Banning travel from South America

• Banning travel from Canada only

What did President Trump say about the reopening of the US-Canada border?

• It will be one of the last borders to reopen.

• It will be one of the early borders to reopen.

• It will never reopen.

• It will reopen next year.