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Lifting of COVID‑19 measures at the border and for travel

29 sep

As of October 1, 2022, travellers will no longer be required to wear a mask during their flight and at the airport, or provide information through ArriveCAN. In addition, border requirements, including vaccination, testing, quarantine and isolation, will be waived for all travellers entering Canada.

For more information, see the government of Canada website.

Meet Catherine Côté, Assistant Manager, Training and Standards

06 sep
YQB is an unusual and dynamic workplace, and we wouldn’t be able to run our operations so efficiently without the people who work tirelessly for us. Today, we’re putting the spotlight on a vibrant, hard-working, and honestly fascinating team: airport security. We sat down with Catherine Côté, our Assistant Manager, Training and Standards, to talk about a career that calls for quick reflexes, strong communication skills, and a fair amount of patience.

Meet Chantal Lévesque, Duty Manager

03 aug
YQB is an unusual and dynamic workplace, and we wouldn’t be able to run our operations so efficiently without the people who work tirelessly for us. Today, we’re shining a spotlight on the heroes who work behind the scenes but are always on the alert and ready to act: our duty managers (DM). Through this portrait of the inspiring Chantal Lévesque, a duty manager since June 2015, you’ll learn about this unique job, which is essential to keep airport operations running smoothly.

Update on mandatory mask-wearing at YQB

23 jun

June 23, 2022 - Wearing a mask is no longer mandatory in the public interior spaces of the terminal.

However, Transport Canada maintains the mask requirement for all regulatory processes, which includes:

  • Security checkpoints for passengers and non-passengers (CNP and CNPV);
  • Boarding;
  • The flight;
  • The customs area.

Wearing a mask remains an effective measure to limit the spread of COVID-19. It is therefore everyone's responsibility to choose whether or not to wear it.