The app was designed to speed up customs arrivals, not police vaccine passports
Alberta, the land of giant pysankas, giant perogies and giant kolbasa, has just installed this, a statue of a giant Cheeto grasped by fingers stained by telltale orange dust. The effigy was funded in whole by PepsiCo, the owner of the Cheetos brand, and was installed in Cheadle, Alta., a small hamlet of roughly 80 people just east of Calgary. PepsiCo’s explanation for the location was that the name of the hamlet is a homonym for “cheetle,” the orange dust that coats Cheetos.
,” she said. “ArriveCan can be part of the solution, rather than the problem, but only if it’s used correctly.” By early 2022, infections and hospitalizations were way down, and most transmissions were now occurring within Canada rather than as a result of international travel. Added to that was the realization that even a double dose of the vaccine would have “limited efficacy” after just 20 weeks.Article contentreally impacted the use of proof of vaccination policy to limit transmission associated with travel.
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