...to squash the Canadian economy...
As the head of a construction company which operates primarily in the U.S., Ron Rousse of Belle River, Ont., has had no issues crossing the Windsor-Detroit border for work, even during the pandemic.
But that changed Tuesday when he was fined $3,755 for failing to comply with the Quarantine Act.
BEND OVER AND GRAB YOUR ANKLES:The CBSA said its officers "do not have the discretion" to exempt travellers from quarantine or testing, and that all rules are "explicitly stated within the Order in Council."
THE FUTURE IS NOW: It's funny because it's true...
“Wouldn’t life be so much easier if one company just ran everything, gave everyone jobs according to their skills, and told us what to buy and at what price?”
“Yes,” said Alexa.
LAST WORD: Libranos want it both ways
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, for example, last week promised to crack down on gun crime. Then two days later, Lametti introduced legislation that could effectively reduce sentences for serious gun crimes, including weapons trafficking and importing — even for offenders with prior weapons convictions.
