nissach

Hopefully the cruise lines will follow suit 🤞

I cannot speak for Ontario, but the MB proof of vaccine is not good enough, we needed to show the Pan-Canadian PVC proof of vaccine on our Carnival cruise in March.

Agreed, No one should get a medical procedure just to take a cruise." But this child is unvaccinated and could cause issues with the family who will be her chaperones. As such, they have every right to 'go back on their word' IMO. It is their vacation that she has been asked to join. If the fact that she is unvaccinated by her choice or her parents is going to cause issues on the cruise, then personally I would tell her and her mother, that she is no longer welcome due to that fact.

As a Canadian, we no longer have to test to re-enter Canada, and when we did need a negative test prior to April 1, only an Antigen test was required. After April 1, no testing was required. Perhaps non Canadians need to test?? For our upcoming Alaska cruise in July we will need an antigen test to board the plane and to board the ship. The same test can be used.

You are the ones taking responsibility for this child while on the cruise, so I would just tell them straight up what the rules are and what needs to happen for her to be able to come with you on the cruise.

Yes. I have the app on my phone and first used it back in March. I used it again this weekend for a short trip across the border and back. All the relevant info is still there, just had to add the new dates.

Being a Canadian I am very familiar with the ArriveCan app. Once the app is on your phone it is very easy to use. However, Carnival should have notified US citizens that this would be a requirement to get into Canada (Victoria/Vancouver).