Why quarantine hotel requirements are now heading to the courts

Trudeau’s quarantine hotels have only been operating for a few weeks, but they are already facing serious legal challenges. The hotels are considered by civil libertarians and travellers alike to be one of the most poorly implemented and restrictive responses to COVID-19 brought by any level of government. That’s why…

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Trudeau’s quarantine hotels hurts those who need our help the most

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During a crisis, flailing governments need a scapegoat. And vacation travellers at Caribbean all-inclusives make a convenient political target for politicians looking to justify draconian measures like hastily announced $2,000 per person quarantine hotel stays. This approach works because there is little public sympathy for people who jetted off to…

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Everything is forbidden unless it is permitted

There is a popular maxim in common law systems, “everything which is not forbidden is allowed”. The idea is that in liberal democracies we are inherently and naturally free to do anything, so long as it is not expressly prohibited by law. Ontario has now flipped that maxim on its…

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