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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.
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Published 2026-10-25 11:26:14 · Project arrivecan
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SOURCE 1https://www.canada.ca/en/auditor-general/our-work/audit-reports/parl-oag-202402-01-e.html
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CORRECTED · Version 5 · LATEST PUBLIC VERSION
2026-10-25 11:26:14 · Evidence status: CURRENT
The cited source was updated.
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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.
Official source; AI-reviewed; bounded factual checks passed; not independently corroborated
Cited source ↗
arrivecan/source/oag_arrivecan_2024/20261025t091702390519z
Document version ver-7128cf8cf0a245a3842dbcf289c1dbbf
CORRECTED · Version 4 · HISTORICAL
2026-10-24 22:33:05 · Evidence status: HISTORICAL
The cited source was updated.
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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.
Official source; AI-reviewed; bounded factual checks passed; not independently corroborated
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arrivecan/source/oag_arrivecan_2024/20261024t211701902847z
Document version ver-9cfab54e262f411387d2a44eba07f506
CORRECTED · Version 3 · HISTORICAL
2026-10-24 11:12:57 · Evidence status: HISTORICAL
The cited source was updated.
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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.
Official source; AI-reviewed; bounded factual checks passed; not independently corroborated
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arrivecan/source/oag_arrivecan_2024/20261024t081703640067z
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PUBLISHED · Version 2 · HISTORICAL
2026-10-23 15:41:43 · Evidence status: HISTORICAL
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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.
Official source; AI-reviewed; bounded factual checks passed; not independently corroborated
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arrivecan/source/oag_arrivecan_2024/20261023t061702152220z
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