Travellers Can Avoid Paying For Canada’s Hotel Quarantine by Saying They Can't Afford It

Travellers entering Canada by air can avoid paying more than $1,000 each for a mandatory quarantine because the federal government will pay the whole bill, Global News has learned: all someone needs to do is tell health officers is that they can’t afford the three-day package at one of the 19 hotels enrolled in the government program. Or, in the case of an Ontario woman returning home after several months outside the country, all it takes is for the original hotel to mess up the reservation and not have a room ready on arrival.

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