During the U.S., we can travel freely within the United States.

We can travel freely between states.

We don't have any type of restrictions as far as vaccine passports or anything like that.

Not so lucky in Canada still.

They're still dealing with this.

This is an editorial they're basically begging trying to set this policy right.

Editorial turdough needs to drop the COVID theater.

It says travel industry groups are now calling on the feds to make three changes.

Remove onsite mandatory testing from airports.

Public health agency of Canada duplicate health check questionnaires are removed with

vaccine mandates for border and airport workers.

It says it is simply embarrassing to see as it has recently happened, professional sports

teams drive across the border rather than fly because they don't want to be bothered

by the rigmarole of pandemic rules still on the books.

Although that doesn't stop the big banks in Canada, they have lifted their restrictions,

which I guess would be a good sign.

We're seeing that, typically that crunch point is the travel mandates.

We saw that with the CDC trying to desperately hold onto that masking on the travel.

This is the headline here.

Canada's big five banks move away from mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy.

That's good news.

And over in Austria, similar things, they're still dealing with what they call the green

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