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Canada ends ban on flights from the U.K. citing new testing requirements

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United Kingdom as the new coronavirus variant continues to spread within the U.K.’s borders.Transport Minister Marc Garneau confirmed the development during a Wednesday press conference.

U.K. imposes new national lockdown as coronavirus and new variant spread rapidly “The ban on U.K. flights, which was going until midnight tonight, will lapse.

It will no longer be applicable,” Garneau said.“We have made that decision based on the fact that we have now put in place, since that original ban, a pre-departure testing protocol… so that will replace the ban that existed for the U.K.

and it applies, of course, to all countries in the world from which flights may come to Canada.”New travel restrictions are slated to come into effect on Jan.

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