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‘This is torture’: Lives of Congolese people disrupted by Canada’s Ebola travel ban
TORONTO — A wedding missed. A school semester deferred. The last several months have been marked by misses for people from the Democratic Republic of Congo with ties to Canada. Visa holders from the DRC have been banned from entering the country sinc...
Several people whose lives have been disrupted by the ban have shared their stories ahead of Sept. 28, when the restrictions are set to expire.
They question why they can’t quarantine for 21 days, like Canadian citizens and permanent residents can, o... [5010 chars]
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