N.B. border businesses ‘cautiously optimistic’ about dropping COVID-19 measures
“I’m supportive one way or another with everybody. I just want everything back to normal and everyone to get along again.”
However, the latest changes are expected to streamline the crossing process for travellers, and in border communities, simplify basic trips.Businesses in St. Stephen, many of whom have not seen their regular U.S. customers in two years, are excited about the changes.Shawn Cameron, the co-owner of The Five Kings in St. Stephen, said he became cautiously optimistic when he heard about the dropping of mandatory measures.
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