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[flamingogold]

Either way their problem is now transportation to get back home. Flying is out. Driving is out (they dont have a car, no rental company will allow them to cross, and no 3rd party will take them across). Lastly walking is not possible because the border they are closest to does not permit pedestrian traffic.

navajojoe wrote:

flamingogold wrote:

Upon returning a PCR tested is needed which one of them did not pass. Neither have absolutely no symptoms at all. Delta would not let them board, nor will any other airline. They enquired about renting a car but no company would let them cross the border. Third, they looked at a service that would drive them over. They were told the penalty is $5000 pp. So, Canada will let you in but at a substantial cost. 

Whoever told them that didn't know what they were talking about. As long as they took PCR or NAAT tests, and filled out the ArriveCan ap properly, they can cross the border, positive or negative.
It is unfortunate they got bad advice, but good they had insurance to cover the cost.