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Ontario border rules limiting travel from Quebec, Manitoba lifts

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Quebec-Ontario border to reopen to non-essential travel as of Wednesday It applied to land and water borders.Travel between the regions was limited to essential reasons such as health care, custody or compassionate grounds like attending a funeral.It also allowed law enforcement to stop and question people about their reasons for entering Ontario..

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