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A special weather statement in effect for Monroe Region

TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS


Experts concerned new COVID variant ‘omicron’ could be more contagious, more vaccine resistant

Experts are concerned that a new variant of COVID-19, “omicron,” could possibly be even more contagious than the delta variant and more resistant to vaccinations.

EXPLAINER: How US rules on international travel are changing

More than a year and a half after the U.S. to closed its borders to international travelers, restrictions are shifting to focus on COVID-19 vaccine status.

Justin Trudeau: Canada-US border could reopen to vaccinated Americans in August

Justin Trudeau: Canada-US border could reopen to vaccinated Americans in August

When the border closed because of the COVID pandemic, 85-year-old Al Oleski and his 81-year-old girlfriend Carol were forced to be separated.

Get Caught Up: Some restrictions eased for Canadians, permanent residents crossing US border

Get Caught Up: Some restrictions eased for Canadians, permanent residents crossing US border

Canada has eased some travel restrictions for fully vaccinated Canadian citizens and permanent residents crossing the U.S. border.

Some restrictions eased for Canadians, permanent residents crossing US border

Some restrictions eased for Canadians, permanent residents crossing US border

Canada has eased some travel restrictions for fully vaccinated Canadian citizens and permanent residents crossing the U.S. border.

US-Canada border travel restrictions extended through May 21, 2021

US-Canada border travel restrictions extended through May 21, 2021

“I have family in St. Clair Shores. I can’t get in my car and cross by myself to go see my family,” St. Louis said. “But I can get on a plane through Toronto with thousands of people on a crowded flight to fly to Detroit. Like, does that make any sense?”

Aide to Gov. Whitmer travels to Florida despite Governor’s travel warning

Aide to Gov. Whitmer travels to Florida despite Governor’s travel warning

The Governor’s Office said Foster is fully vaccinated and was safe to travel under both CDC and MDHHS guidelines, but the photos do come just days after Whitmer cautioned about traveling to Florida over spring break.

US-Canada border travel restrictions extended through April 21, 2021

US-Canada border travel restrictions extended through April 21, 2021

The restrictions at the border took effect March 21, 2020 while allowing trade and other travel deemed essential to continue. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)DETROIT – Travel restrictions across the U.S.-Canada border will remain in place at least through April 21, 2021, officials announced Thursday. The same rules will still apply: Essential travel, including certain workers and transportation of goods, is still allowed to cross the border between the neighboring countries. Nonessential travel is prohibited across the U.S.-Canada border. AdRead more: Canada: US border measures to last until COVID is under controlFor the latest on cross-border programs and services, travelers can call the Canada Border Services Agency’s Border Information Service at 1-800-461-9999.

University Musical Society cancels all in-person performances through April

University Musical Society cancels all in-person performances through April

ANN ARBOR – The University Musical Society has announced that all in-person events have been canceled through April due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Ticketholders can choose to receive a full refund, a UMS gift certificate that’s good for the next five years or donate the purchase price of their ticket to UMS. With this latest update, we are disappointed to inform you that UMS will not hold any live performances through April 2021. While we are saddened by this news, we believe that the health and safety — of both our artists and our audiences — is the top priority right now. For more information on how to contact UMS to receive a refund, gift certificate or to donate your tickets, click here.

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