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Newsroom Ready: New arrivals to Canada must present quarantine plans: Freeland

People coming into Canada have legally been required to isolate themselves for 14 days in case they're carrying the virus that causes COVID-19, but as of midnight Tuesday night they'll be expected to share their plans for doing it safely when they arrive at the border. If they can't, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says, they'll have to go to a government-designated quarantine site.

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