Canada lifting pre-arrival COVID-19 testing requirement as of April 1

[xlxo]

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/canada-lifting-pre-arrival-covid-19-testing-requirement-as-of-april-1-1.5821622

 

> Passengers may still be subjected to random PCR testing at the airport, and travellers will still have to use the ArriveCan app, according to a senior government source.

[Italy52]

1 hour ago, xlxo said:

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/canada-lifting-pre-arrival-covid-19-testing-requirement-as-of-april-1-1.5821622

 

> Passengers may still be subjected to random PCR testing at the airport, and travellers will still have to use the ArriveCan app, according to a senior government source.

The airport reference is the thing that bothers me.  I am one of those unlucky ones that usually gets pulled aside for the "random" search.  I know it sounds silly, but I don't want to take any chances so I am doing a border crossing instead. 

[cruiseryyc]

1 hour ago, Italy52 said:

The airport reference is the thing that bothers me.  I am one of those unlucky ones that usually gets pulled aside for the "random" search.  I know it sounds silly, but I don't want to take any chances so I am doing a border crossing instead. 

You know you can get pulled aside at a land border for random testing too!

[Italy52]

38 minutes ago, cruiseryyc said:

You know you can get pulled aside at a land border for random testing too!

The above reference is for airports and no mention of the land border.  I will be arriving by bus transportation and not plane.  If the bus is stopped then so be it.  

[triiip42]

Waiting to see if they specifically change this 1 day testing stuff for non Canadian cruise ship passengers.

[Gia2cats]

Really good news!