Instead of using the obnoxious and arrogant catchphrase “The rules are the rules” to explain the continued need for fully vaccinated Canadian travellers returning home from the U.S. to have a negative PCR test, respect people and provide the rationale.

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for October 15, 2021

Instead of using the obnoxious and arrogant catchphrase "The rules are the rules" to explain the continued need for fully vaccinated Canadian travellers returning home from the U.S. to have a neg PCR test, respect people and provide the rationale. Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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‘Rules are the rules’: Freeland mum on removing PCR testing for Canada border

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