Wed Sep 28, 2022 – 2:54 pm EDT
OTTAWA (Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms) – The Justice Centre confirmed today that legal action will continue on behalf of 11 applicants who were ordered to quarantine or fined for refusing to use ArriveCAN, even though the federal government announced that all border restrictions would be lifted as of October 1, 2022.
The Government also said ArriveCAN would become optional on the same date.
The legal action seeks to have the mandatory use of ArriveCAN and 14-day quarantine requirements declared as unconstitutional. The Notice of Application has been filed and is awaiting a trial date to be set.
All the Applicants continue to face fines from $5000 up to $10,000, for not complying with the federal government’s Quarantine Act requirements, including the requirement to use ArriveCAN.
ArriveCAN was initially advertised as a pandemic management tool when launched in April 2020 and was touted to speed travelers through border crossings. It became mandatory for air travelers on November 21, 2020, and mandatory for land travelers in February 2021. On October 30, 2021, the Federal Government required all travelers to upload proof of vaccination to ArriveCAN.
The applicants in the legal
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