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In response to "not to state the obvious, but Al Queda killed a lot of people on American soil..... -- nm" by Andie

Doesn't Canada have a travel advisory for the US? :) -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Oct 14 '09, 08:58

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we did for a time over the Maher Arar thing, specifically for naturalized citizens who were born in a specific group of countries. - Reagen Oct 14, 09:01
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I expect it has a travel advisory for every country -- nm - Roger More Oct 14, 09:00
probably. and i know Australia has one for canada, it mentions *bear attacks* among other things. - Andie Oct 14, 09:00 9
- Canada's travel advisory for Australia notes that it is located "in a seismic zone" and hints that if you may be prevented from entering as a same sex - Roger More Oct 14, 09:05 5
  - (is there really any basis to that same sex couple thing? i've never heard that before.) -- nm - Andie Oct 14, 09:11 2
    - I think it's a general catch-all that they include in all their travel advisories - Roger More Oct 14, 09:17 1
      - you just have to come in one at a time. -- nm - znufrii Oct 14, 09:27
  - hee. -- nm - Andie Oct 14, 09:10
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- !!!!!!! -- nm - Colbert Oct 14, 09:02 2
  - heh, i actually was going to link it, but they've updated it because of the olympics -- (link) - Andie Oct 14, 09:03 1
    - although it does mention risk of terrorist attack still. -- nm - Andie Oct 14, 09:12
oh, nevermind: " There is no Official Warning for this country. " -- nm - Beryllium Oct 14, 08:59

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