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Postpone Travel if Sick, Aglukkaq Says
Posted: 10/28/09 3:18PM
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Travel, Travel Advisory
Canadians who feel ill should defer their travel plans until they're better, Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq suggested on Wednesday.
Europe Proposes Global Airline Black List
Posted: 07/02/09 3:36PM
Filed Under:
Travel, Canadians Abroad, Trains & Planes, Travel Advisory
For several years, the European Union has been maintaining an airline black list. The list contains the bottom of the barrel in the aviation world.
American Pays $11,000 in Data Charges on Canadian Visit
Posted: 07/02/09 12:00PM
Filed Under:
A Guide to Canada's Best Road Trips, Canada Travel Guide , Canadians Abroad, Cross-Canada Trip, road trip, Travel Advisory, Travel Business News, Trips from Hell
If you are planning a trip to Canada these days there's two important things you should remember -- first your passport and second to turn off all Internet access on your phone and data card.
Air and Cruise Lines Suspend Travel to Mexico
Posted: 04/28/09 4:31PM
Filed Under:
Travel, Mexico, Travel Advisory
Some Canadians planning vacations in Mexico are facing disruptions because of the swine flu outbreak in that country.
Air and Cruise Lines Suspend Travel to Mexico
Posted: 04/28/09 3:28PM
Filed Under:
Travel, Mexico, Travel Advisory
Some Canadians planning vacations in Mexico are facing disruptions because of the swine flu outbreak in that country.

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Teacher Alistair Dixon,returning home from Mexico, wears a face mask as he pushes his luggage beside his father Stanley, background, after landing at London's Heathrow airport Sunday April 26, 2009. Mexican President Felipe Calderon has assumed new powers to isolate people infected with the deadly swine flu strain that health officials say has killed up to 86people and likely sickened about 1,400 in the country since April 13.The flu has spread beyond Mexico's borders with 20 confirmed cases in five U.S. states and suspected cases as far away as New Zealand. |
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Travel Advisory Issued for Mexico Over Flu
Posted: 04/24/09 12:54PM
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Travel, Mexico, Travel Advisory
An outbreak of more than 800 "influenza-like" cases in Mexico was caused by a deadly new strain of swine flu "that can attack anyone," Mexican Health Minister Angel Cordova said Friday, amid fears the infectious disease may have spread to the United States.

Dangerous Outbreaks |
Teacher Alistair Dixon,returning home from Mexico, wears a face mask as he pushes his luggage beside his father Stanley, background, after landing at London's Heathrow airport Sunday April 26, 2009. Mexican President Felipe Calderon has assumed new powers to isolate people infected with the deadly swine flu strain that health officials say has killed up to 86people and likely sickened about 1,400 in the country since April 13.The flu has spread beyond Mexico's borders with 20 confirmed cases in five U.S. states and suspected cases as far away as New Zealand. |
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