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Well Dave, Not to sound bitter, but several years ago, I was on a camping trip, and crossed into Canada at Sarnia, Ont. I was subjected to a search of my vehicle after a Canadian customs officer spotted some firewood in the back of the truck. They stated that "wood" with bark on it might be harboring some kind of obscure insect that I don't recall what it was. Well, the traffic was so slow through the border that the "insect" in question could have certainly flown across the St. Clair river quicker than I did. Nonetheless, I was turned away. Now Canada is telling us that everything is OK, and "come on in"???? SCREW them!!! I'm not going to put MY life at risk because they want US dollars spent in their cities! Just say NO to Canada.
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