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New Hampshire only has one land border crossing along the 58 miles it shares with Quebec, the Pittsburg Chartierville Border Crossing. Maine has 24 land border crossings along the miles it shares with Quebec and New Brunswick. The hours of operation for each border crossing are available on this Wikipedia page.
Although most people travel between Canada and the United States by vehicle or airplane, there are a number of ferry crossings between the countries. You can cross the St. There are a large number of airports in Canada with direct commercial flights or occasional chartered flights from the USA.
The following Canadian airports serve as a "port of entry" into Canada for Americans and may have a Canada Border Services Agency person available, although IRCC officials are not always available at all airports. Diefenbaker International Airport Sault Ste. For Ms Declercq and Mr Musgraves, it was almost unmanageable. Mr Musgraves took on a second job, working at a bowling alley in addition to night shifts at a manufacturing plant, to help save up for a round-trip flight from Canada.
She and Maddie flew in on Thanksgiving morning and stayed until 10pm on 6 December. Two hours later - officially Maddie's second birthday - she would no longer be eligible to fly for free. Ms Weber, an American citizen, lives with her husband, a Canadian, and their son in Montreal. The ban stopped her parents from visiting their only grandchild for nearly a year.
And while she could drive in and out with her American passport, the roughly hour drive with a toddler amid the challenges of the pandemic felt unfeasible. In August , Canada created an exemption for immediate family to visit loved ones, and Mr Musgraves was able to make the trip to Canada. He spent every one of his allotted vacation days - two weeks - in mandatory quarantine in Tillsonburg with Maddie, Ms Declercq and her four other children. But between the visits, their relationship suffered.
Mr Musgraves struggled with feeling that he wasn't really Maddie's dad, seeing her only over FaceTime and watching her grow closer to her uncle, grandfather, and the father of Ms Declercq's older children. Exasperated by the lengthening separation and worn down by the uncertainty, they would fight, often late at night, and contemplate breaking up.
But in the morning they would decide to keep going. In October of last year, Canada created a second exemption, this time for extended family - the grandchildren, grandparents, siblings, adult children and long-term partners of citizens or permanent residents. The United States did not reciprocate, for either family or extended family.
So on a whim, Devon Weber started a Facebook group to see if there were other families in her position.
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