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According to the Auditor General, the Canada Border Services Agency launched ArriveCAN on 29 April 2020 to collect traveller contact and health information and assist with quarantine measures.

The cited source was updated.

Published 2026-10-25 11:26:14 · Project arrivecan

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https://www.canada.ca/en/auditor-general/our-work/audit-reports/parl-oag-202402-01-e.html

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  1. CORRECTED · Version 5 · LATEST PUBLIC VERSION

    2026-10-25 11:26:14 · Evidence status: CURRENT

    The cited source was updated.

    Wording and source references

    According to the Auditor General, the Canada Border Services Agency launched ArriveCAN on 29 April 2020 to collect traveller contact and health information and assist with quarantine measures.

    Official source; AI-reviewed; bounded factual checks passed; not independently corroborated

    Cited source ↗
    arrivecan/source/oag_arrivecan_2024/20261025t091702390519z
    Document version ver-7128cf8cf0a245a3842dbcf289c1dbbf

  2. CORRECTED · Version 4 · HISTORICAL

    2026-10-24 22:33:05 · Evidence status: HISTORICAL

    The cited source was updated.

    Wording and source references

    According to the Auditor General, the Canada Border Services Agency launched ArriveCAN on 29 April 2020 to collect traveller contact and health information and assist with quarantine measures.

    Official source; AI-reviewed; bounded factual checks passed; not independently corroborated

    Cited source ↗
    arrivecan/source/oag_arrivecan_2024/20261024t211701902847z
    Document version ver-9cfab54e262f411387d2a44eba07f506

  3. CORRECTED · Version 3 · HISTORICAL

    2026-10-24 11:12:57 · Evidence status: HISTORICAL

    The cited source was updated.

    Wording and source references

    According to the Auditor General, the Canada Border Services Agency launched ArriveCAN on 29 April 2020 to collect traveller contact and health information and assist with quarantine measures.

    Official source; AI-reviewed; bounded factual checks passed; not independently corroborated

    Cited source ↗
    arrivecan/source/oag_arrivecan_2024/20261024t081703640067z
    Document version ver-0a84b47e23bb42dabde64456092ed0c3

  4. PUBLISHED · Version 2 · HISTORICAL

    2026-10-23 15:41:43 · Evidence status: HISTORICAL

    Wording and source references

    According to the Auditor General, the Canada Border Services Agency launched ArriveCAN on 29 April 2020 to collect traveller contact and health information and assist with quarantine measures.

    Official source; AI-reviewed; bounded factual checks passed; not independently corroborated

    Cited source ↗
    arrivecan/source/oag_arrivecan_2024/20261023t061702152220z
    Document version legacy-ver-93c57b14a97775a9ef77fd2e4f0be77c

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