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According to regulations, you can leave Canada before 14-day period as long as you quarantine for the entire time in Canada. That's an exception. https://orders-in-council.canada.ca/attachment.php?attach=39482&lang=en I checked with immigration officer and got confirmed during landing.

Hi, all: I have a quick question. I completed landing via road a few days ago. At the border, I told the officer that I am staying for a short period of time (like a month) and might return earlier if called back for work-related reasons. After signing COPR, the officer let me go without...

Interesting! I thought, with the new rulings, they would not allow "soft landing" from US to Canada. So that only permanent move/settlement is permitted. Looks like "soft landing/U-turn" is still doable.

July 25th. I'm not sure if I should do it or just reschedule/cancel them.

Calls will be answered but actual decisions will be at the border officer's discretion.

I called CBSA on Tuesday and was told that flagpoling is doable. However, with the new rules, I'm not sure if I can still pass border and return without quaratine.

Looks like, with the new rules, flagpoling "landing and retuning immediately to US" is not allowed. I booked flights to Seattle and car rental few days ago and planned to drive to border and return without quarantine. I do not know if I should cancel or reschedule my flights.

Can I ask when your copr was approved?

I've read mixed comments on whether Canada allows landing for people in US with copr approved after March 18. Some people say only copr approved before March 18 are allowed to land. However, others say the "March 18" restriction is for non-US travelers and people in US with copr after March 18...

Yes, I found it on CIC account.

Hi, I am in the same situation. My application was approved on May 26th. I called IRCC yesterday and was told my passport was mailed out on May 26th (the same day). FedEx tracker has no update, no origin scan yet. I called FedEx, they said they haven't received the package.