Note that new entry requirements to Canada are now in effect. Visa-exempt foreign nationals who fly to or transit though Canada need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA).  Exceptions include US citizens and travellers with a valid Canadian visa.  Canadian citizens, including dual citizens and Canadian permanent residents cannot apply for an eTA.

Click here to go to the Government of Canada's official website; find out whether you need an eTA and apply for an eTA there.  It only costs $7 CAD and most eTA applications are approved within minutes of applying.

Depending on your nationality, you may be required to give your biometrics when travelling to Canada:
• Since July 31, 2018, the biometric requirement is mandatory for nationals of Europe, Middle East and Africa, and 
• Since December 31, 2018, the biometric requirement is mandatory for nationals of Asia, Asia Pacific and the Americas.
For additional information on whether or not you require a biometric, please refer to the Government of Canada's fast facts about Biometrics.

If you are travelling from, returning to, or transiting through the United States of America in order to participate in the 2019 Till & McCulloch Meetings, and you think that a US Executive Order on Immigration might affect you, we recommend that you seek expert guidance in order to minimize potential problems.