BEWARE: Information on Canada is totally misleading

ArminArend

1) Canada has impost very restrictive measures upon arrival including a 3 day hotel quarantine, that costs upward from CAD 1000. After that you may end up in a government managed facility, where you have less rights than when you are serving time in jail.
2) Canada regularly denies visitors visas to spouses.
3) Individual provinces do not allow spouses come together, such as New Brunswick: "Under the new restrictions, Canadian residents who own property in the province or who have family members (parents, children, siblings, grandchildren, grandparents, significant other) residing in New Brunswick will no longer be permitted to enter the province." Taken from [https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/corporate/promo/covid-19/travel.html] (https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/corporate/promo/covid-19/travel.html). This is information by the provincial government of New Brunswick. Please add your provincial information in this thread. If you can supposedly come to Canada but not go to the province where your spouse lives, nothing is won.
Canada should be taken off the list of countries that treats loving couples well or at least with respect or compassion.

AdiNoelle

Wow, that is really strict! I'm a Canadian from B.C. Yes, each province does have its own restrictions, with the very North and maritime provinces being the most strict. No, you're not going to be whisked away to jail like settings. The hotels are normal hotels, set up for quarantine. Wifi, 3 meals, and some even allowing time outside. If you test positive, you will have to finish your quarantine at a government facility, but this by no way means a jail, or reduced rights. It isn't optional though, so many people are choosing to drive in.

I'm choosing to travel to him because it's currently easier for me to go than for him to come here.