Border Restrictions: ctvnews.ca Vin and Carly Fleet

border restrictions: And because their countries' border restrictions prevent either of them from travelling to the other's home, they're planning to meet up on another continent, in a nation where they don't speak the language or have any ties and the novel coronavirus is a much more pressing concern, according to CTV. It seems crazy in my mind, for him to be leaving an island in the Caribbean where there's no COVID. I'm leaving our other island in Eastern Canada where there's also no COVID, and here we go off, leaving our safe havens and off we go to Europe for I don't know how long, Carly Fleet told CTVNews.ca vin a phone call on Monday from Grand Manan, N.B. Newsletter sign-up Get The COVID-19 Brief sent to your inbox None of New Brunswick's 165 COVID-19 cases have been traced to Grand Manan, an island in the Bay of Fundy. He lives on an island where every case has been resolved. Grenada's 23 patients have all recovered. They were last together in late February, weeks before the pandemic disrupted global travel and Grenada shut its borders. But travel restrictions in both countries mean neither Fleet nor her common-law partner Sean Bodden can visit the other. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.