Border into Nova Scotia on July 6, 2021. (Image: April MacAleese Jay)
It has been three days since the Atlantic bubble was formed between New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador, but there are still lineups at the borders.
Tens of thousands of vehicles have crossed the border since the bubble began.
P.E.I. requires a self-declaration form to cross over.
New Brunswick also has a form, and it is recommended you print it off and fill it out, and be prepared to present it.
Officials say this will cut down on wait times at the border.
They have ranged, depending on the time of day.
Some residents reported to our station over the weekend smooth sailing crossing into the other provinces, while others said they waited for over an hour to get across.
