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Nov 19, 2020 1:44 AM -

PM Trudeau should tell people to stay in their own provinces until a COVID-19 vaccine is available

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File - Premier John Horgan wants Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to tell people to stay in their own provinces until a COVID-19 vaccine is available. (B.C. govt.)

Premier John Horgan wants Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to tell people to stay in their own provinces until a COVID-19 vaccine is available.

Horgan says he's not asking for federal travel restrictions but says the connection between travel and the spread of COVID-19 needs to be addressed nationally.

He says he plans to bring up his proposal at the first ministers' meetings this week.

The premier says he's confident Trudeau will agree to tell Canadians to avoid all non-essential travel between provinces.

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