Are you able to offer us a worldwide comparison of vaccine-related border controls? Can you identify Canada as the worst or among the worst of all countries in the world? I see your comment as just plain silly. If you think Canada makes it tough, I can find worse. I went to the Philippines for 2 months in February. Their law required full vaccination. To get in, one also had to provide a negative RT-PCR test done 48-72 hours before flight. Very few labs in Canada were processing those tests in that short a time. I had to pay $350 for results guaranteed in 24 hours. Then, I had to quarantine in the Philippines for a week anyway. I had to report first to a center where I was examined, required to fill out questionnaires and be photographed. Most SE Asia countries were the same at the time. I refrained from calling the Phils government insane. It was a case of an elected government doing what it though appropriate.
I won't even comment on the notion of sponsoring someone you have never met as a conjugal partner. I would hope Canada would not permit such a thing. That would be an insanely lax attitude to granting permanent residence.
As others have said, is it simply a matter of her not wanting vaccine? If so, tell her to bloody well get vaccinated. Many who are not enthusiastic about being vaccinated have gone ahead and done it in order to travel, like it or not. Or is there a medical reason why she cannot? Even then, I cannot see Canada granting her any kind of exemption. And are you barred from going to see her in her country?
I'm not here to compare Canada's silly border controls to other countries, though Canada used to be a place of freedom and free-choice, but when we're so limited to our right to move freely, then yes I will comment on it's highly controlling remarks against its own citizens (tho I am not complaining, it's well known the government's means are simply to control (to govern = to control)).
Where you imply that making a decision of our health is a 'choice' in this illusory elected government, in order to simply go about a regular life, where we either comply or bow our heads, then no, we will not be co-erced into a decision of our health.
At this point we're not looking into sponsorship until the government is less about controlling (yes I understand the contradiction)for us to be able to see eachother.
My remark, is that it's just unfortunate that this pandemic has gone so far in shaking society so deeply, as well as the political and economical grabbing at straws to keep everyone controlled and creating a definitive division amongst it's population. I agree that our conjugal partnership may not be up to the governments terms of love or relationships as it protects Canadians.
Thank you all for your responses, it was worth the ride<3
