Canadian municipality now requires a QR code To Come And Go, Or Be Fined

A Canadian town in the Gulf of St. Lawrence has become the first municipality in the country to officially require a QR code to enter and leave.




Show Me Your Papers!!!!

Officials say that the requirement of a QR code to enter or leave the archipelago Îles-de-la-Madeleine will only be for tourists, while residents will be required to show their driver's licence to enter or leave.

The decision to require a QR code and identification for the municipality's 12,000+ residents came after the municipal government announced they would begin charging all visitors who come to Îles-de-la-Madeleine $30, something which hasn't gone down well with the locals or their family members who visit them.

Of the many concerns, one that officials sought to address was ensuring that visitors had paid their fees before leaving, hence the introduction of a mandatory QR code to leave the islands. If you don't pay, you can't get the QR code and won't be able to leave.

This was initially intended for residents, too, but following an outpour of criticism, officials backed down and now say that residents only have to show their driver's licence.

https://thecountersignal.com/canadian-municipality-requires-qr-code/

Quote from: Rick on Today at 06:50:29 AMAre the garbage cans out?

Everyone here has bear proof cans, and they work extremely well.
Though we do have an abundance of critters like fox and rabbits, voles, turkeys etc that can be an easy catch for these guys if they get really hungry.
Usually when you bear scat, it's full of varying seeds and small undigested bones.