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  1. 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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    According to the Auditor General, as of October 2022 ArriveCAN was no longer used to collect travellers’ contact and health information.

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  3. The Auditor General’s ArriveCAN report lists its tabling date as 12 February 2024.

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  4. The Auditor General’s Government Contracts with GCStrategies Inc. report lists its tabling date as June 10, 2025.

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