ArriveCan App Usage Declines
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ArriveCan app usage at only 4%, feds say
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New federal data says only 4% of cross-border travelers are using the ArriveCan app.
The $59.5 million program is still being audited and there’s an RCMP investigation into fraudulent billing.
The Public Health Agency says there was no evidence to support that claim.
The app is now an optional tool for travelers who want to expedite their border experience.