Canada Unveils International Travel Vaccine Passport

Canada is racing to the New World Order at lightning speed.

My personal prediction is our northerly neighbors will become the next Australia by this winter.

The CCP (Canadian Communist Party) revealed their QR-coded document required for Canadians to fly on domestic and international flights.

A standardized vaccine passport for international travel becomes the norm in Canada starting November 30th.

No proof of jab, no flying for you.

Without your international travel vaccine passport, you’re banned from boarding flights.

And the vaccine passport doesn’t exclude trains and cruise ships.

Unvaccinated Canadians won’t have access to those travel options either.

The Canadian government’s gold standard for travel falls in lockstep with the globalist agenda.

Read below for more details:

#Breaking: Canada unveils international travel vaccine passport — starting Nov. 30, you won’t be able to fly without it https://t.co/coHuxm0LXp

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) October 21, 2021

Canada is rolling out a national standard for vaccination credentials that will be required for domestic and international travel starting Oct. 30. The document, already in use in some provinces, will replace a patchwork of programs across the country.https://t.co/69nWcUwgnz

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 21, 2021

Ottawa will be unveiling Thursday details about a proof-of-vaccination system for international travel – commonly known as a vaccine passport, a senior government source tells CBC News. #cdnpoli

— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) October 21, 2021

The federal government says provinces will issue a standardized vaccine passport for international travel. Joyce Napier has more. https://t.co/mlSArFhFDW

— CTV Windsor (@CTVWindsor) October 22, 2021

BREAKING NEWS: Canada's COVID-19 vaccine passport unveiled for international and domestic travel https://t.co/opEGE1fhlH pic.twitter.com/KmshMWbELy

— CityNews Vancouver (@CityNewsVAN) October 21, 2021

The New York Times shared details:

The national proof of vaccination standard features a QR code and official logos from the federal government and the recipient’s province or territory. It will be available digitally and in hard copy.

Some of the country’s 10 provinces and its three territories, which are responsible for delivering health care, now offer digital vaccine cards with scannable QR codes and paper copies; others offer paper cards that can be digitized or displayed in phone photos. Regulations about what residents may be asked to present when they enter places like restaurants and movie theaters vary from province to province.

So far, five provinces — Saskatchewan; Ontario; Quebec; Nova Scotia; and Newfoundland and Labrador — as well as the Yukon, Nunavut and Northwest Territories have implemented what will now be the national standard, Mr. Trudeau said, adding that the remaining five provinces were expected to catch up soon.

Yahoo News showed what info the vaccine passport contains:

He added that the federal government will be “picking up the tab” for this standardized certificate. Canadians will not be able to board a plane for foreign or domestic travel without a the certificate starting on November 30.

The information on the proof of vaccination includes:

• Full name and date of birth
• A “neutral, factual” account COVID-19 vaccination history, including the dates of vaccination, the number of doses, vaccine type(s), product name(s) and lot number(s)
• A QR code that includes the vaccination history and may include “additional information on the COVID-19 vaccines received”

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The federal government has indicated that this proof of vaccination complies with the SMART Health Card standard, recognized by a number of international travel destinations.

The Canadian government wants their standardized international vaccine passport accepted by other countries.

By Nov. 30, all provinces will provide the new QR-coded and Canada-wordmarked forms https://t.co/coHuxm0LXp

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) October 21, 2021

While enforcement begins October 30th, Canadians have a one month grace period to use negative COVID-19 tests to qualify for travel.

Starting November 30th, the negative test option goes away.

And only proof of COVID-19 jab permits Canadians to travel inside their own country by air, rail, or cruise ship.