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Even with 2020 in the rear-view mirror, the stress and anxiety many have been living with didn’t just disappear. 2021 will hopefully bring a bit more stability, peace, and calm. Perhaps a journey to a place where you can stop and breathe could do some good? Luckily, seven such places can bring to you the sense of calm you may be seeking.
Sedona, Arizona
There is just something about Sedona. Even to a skeptic, Sedona has something that just gives off a peaceful vibe. No one can deny the physical beauty of the red rock landscape and the river valleys, and there is some kind of undeniable energy here. Many believe that this energy comes from the spiritual vortexes located around Sedona.
The vortexes are described as places where lines of natural electromagnetic energy intersect. This energy flow can be nurturing and welcoming and assist in meditation, reflection, and inward contemplation. The belief in the vortexes’ healing powers can be traced back to the Native Americans who lived in the area. The Native Americans there recognized and honored the energy and spiritual power in their sacred ceremonies.
You can visit dozens of vortex areas, but the most popular are Airport Mesa, Bel Rock, Cathedral Rock, and Boynton Canyon. All are accessible by hiking and you are welcome to visit on your own, but a guided tour is highly recommended.
Born from the violence that is a volcanic eruption, Crater Lake and its dazzling blue waters offer calm and tranquility to anyone lucky enough to visit.
Also, known as “Lake Majesty,” the crater was formed when Mount Mazama erupted and collapsed 7,700 years ago. Located in the Cascade Mountain Range, it is the deepest lake in the United States and because its sparkling blue water comes only from snow and rain, it is also one of the cleanest and clearest lakes in the entire world. Swimming is allowed in designated areas, but note that the water is very cold.
To best experience the beauty of the area, take a drive around Rim Road, with access to more than 30 scenic stops. Pinnacles Valley Trail will give you awe-inspiring views of ancient volcanic ash frozen into 100-foot-high solid rock formations. Another great stop is at Pumice Castle Overlook. Here, you’ll see how a large layer of pumice eroded that now resembles a royal castle. The entire journey is about 33 miles and can make for a tremendous day trip.
Maybe there is something about volcanos in the Cascade Mountain ranges that provide us with such calmness. Another such place is Mount Shasta in northern California. Located just 60 miles south of the Oregon border, this pine-covered, double peak, extinct volcano is the largest of its kind in the United States.
And while there is plenty to do and see, most people come to the area for a more transcendent experience, as the mountain is known globally for its spirituality. The mountain is held sacred by the many Native American tribes in the area. For centuries the tribes would venture to holy sites on the mountain for healing and spiritual experiences. Among the legends, Mount Shasta is a place of “powerful earth energies” and, like Sedona, is thought to be at the middle of a powerful vortex, providing healing energy.
Because of this, Mount Shasta has developed a spiritual following all its own. A popular activity is to take a spiritual tour of the mountain. “Mount Shasta is a dimensional doorway to the frequency of love,” writes Mt. Shasta Spiritual Tours on its website. These companies lead guided meditations and vision quests to the mountains’ most sacred sites.
If unwinding in a remote, beautiful, and quiet town sounds like paradise to you, Halibut Cove needs to be your destination. Tucked, quietly away inside Alaska’s Kachemak Bay State Park, this little town is a welcoming respite from the pressures and anxieties of big city living.
Halibut Cove is accessible only by water as there are no roads to or in the town, and in 2019 had a population of only 91 people. You can find a water taxi in Homer, Alaska, a short ride from Halibut Cove. Stroll the 12 blocks of boardwalk, home to dozens of quaint art galleries, shops, and one restaurant serving freshly caught seafood. Halibut Cove is built right up along the water’s edge providing incredible views of the mountains on the east side of Kachemak Bay.
Among the more popular activities is to take a ferry cruise from Homer Spit. The cruises will take you past Gull Island where you will see tens of thousands of seabirds such as puffins, kittiwakes, murres and cormorants nesting.
Located in Ventura County, California, the Topatopa Mountains are home to another destination popular with anyone seeking spiritual renewal. Nestled quietly in the mountains is where you’ll find the sleepy little town of Ojai. Like Sedona and Mount Shasta, Ojai is thought to be centered on an energy vortex that releases healing vibes for spiritual awakening.
For more than a century, Ojai has become the home to many seeking the power of spirituality, with many opening spiritual centers and meditation schools. Krotona has called Ojai home since 1924. It is a residential community of Theosophical Society members dedicated to “service in a center where Ageless Wisdom is studied and lived.” Meditation Mount is a non-for-profit meditation center where you’ll find a welcoming atmosphere dedicated to enlightenment through the power of creative meditation.
The calming vibes of Ojai don’t end at the vortex. Ojai is also home to two ancient natural hot springs. Ecotopia Natural Hot Springs is located in Matilija Canyon. The area around the springs is lush, beautiful, and welcoming. Swimsuits are optional. The Matilija Springs is located along the Matilija River in the Los Padres National Forest. There are five rock-bottomed hot pools, with temperatures ranging from 100 to 106 degrees.
The Appalachian Mountains have always been a source of peace and wonderment. Since the last half of the 19th century, the area near Asheville has been a mecca for people seeking healing and a spiritual journey. Some say it’s the climate, some believe it’s the hot springs, while others believe it’s the 24 active vortices, making it one of the most concentrated vortex centers in the country. Mount Mitchell is a designated vortex location and is at the heart of this majestic group of mountains. It is said to have a very high crystalline energy.
To best visit and experience the power of the area, it is recommended that you take one of the many guided tour opportunities located in Asheville, including healing walks and guided meditations.
For thousands of years, people have believed in the healing powers of hot springs, and for good reason. A soak in a hot spring is known to provide many therapeutic benefits including boosting blood circulation, reducing stress, improving sleep and pain relief.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, is aptly named for the natural thermal water that flows from 47 hot springs. The waters reach temperatures around 147 degrees, and the Native Americans who lived near Hot Springs Mountain believed the water possessed healing properties.
The national park is home to Bathhouse Row, and that is where visitors can schedule a soak in the thermal waters from a variety of spas and bathhouses. Here, the waters are piped in, allowing you to relax privately or in a more open setting.
It didn’t take long into my 10-day trip to Vancouver, British Columbia, to realize that travelingtoCanada and travelinginCanada are two entirely different experiences in the time of COVID-19.
Because, while the process to get into Canada turned out to be a bit complex, traveling within British Columbia again was pure enjoyment.
VICTORIA FISHERMAN’S WHARF ON VANCOUVER ISLAND (PHOTO CREDIT: CINDY BARKS)
During my long-awaited visit to Canada from my home in Arizona in September 2021, I spent my days reveling in the big ocean views bordered by Vancouver’s shining skyline, strolling along the city’s seaside paths during blue-sky days and warm evenings, and dining on fresh and succulent seafood on gorgeous Vancouver Island.
Although a number of COVID restrictions were in effect, that did not seem to deter business in British Columbia’s restaurants, shops, and light rail. Everywhere I went, restaurants were full, stores were bustling, and public transportation was running frequently.
Yes, it was great to be back in Canada’s lovely west coast province of British Columbia once again. And for me, that opportunity more than made up for the multi-step process that I had to go through to get into Canada.
DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER (PHOTO CREDIT: CINDY BARKS)
Canada’s Entry Requirements
I knew going in that the Canadian COVID-19 requirements would be somewhat stringent. When Canada opened up its border to U.S. travelers again in August 2021, it was exclusively for fully vaccinated travelers who had tested negative for COVID within the past 72 hours.
Even with the restrictions, I was motivated. Because of the long-term closure of the U.S./Canada border for COVID in 2020 and 2021, this would be my first time seeing my son and daughter-in-law, who live in Vancouver, in more than a year and a half, and I was determined to make it happen as soon as the border opened.
Although I had the vaccination requirement covered with the Moderna vaccine that I had received back in February 2021, I encountered a glitch in the COVID testing requirement when I mistakenly scheduled a test that was an antigen COVID test and not the PCR (molecular) test required by Canada. That mistake had me scrambling to find a PCR test at the last minute, and I ended up scheduling a test at an express testing site at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport at a cost of $250.
Thankfully, my result was again negative, and I was ready to submit my COVID data.
My takeaway on testing: Be sure to confirm that you’re getting the PCR (molecular) COVID test when traveling to Canada. The type of test matters.
ArriveCAN App
Canada requires international visitors to submit pre-travel information in an online format, and I found that process to be fairly simple and straightforward. I used the ArriveCAN app on my iPhone, and I was prompted smoothly through a series of questions about my vaccination status, COVID testing results, and basic travel information. It took me about 15 minutes to complete.
Almost immediately, I received an email notification with a receipt reference code. Note that it pays to keep that reference code handy because I was asked to show it numerous times as I was checking in for my flight, as well as when I arrived in Canada.
Pro Tip: You might also be required to submit pre-flight COVID information to your airline. United Airlines notified me by email a few days before my flight that I needed to be travel ready. That verification process was similar to the ArriveCan process.
Arriving In Canada
When I arrived at Vancouver International Airport, I went through the usual customs process, using a convenient computerized kiosk to enter all of my information and be photographed.
After I moved on to show all of my documentation to a Canadian customs agent, I expected to be cleared to leave the airport. But I learned I had one more COVID hurdle to cross. The agent informed me that I had been randomly selected to be tested for COVID-19 again before I could leave the airport.
After leaving customs, I was directed to a testing intake counter, where a health official took down my information again and asked to see my verification documents. I was also asked about my quarantine plans should I test positive. The agent informed me that I would later be notified by email of my COVID status, and he gave me a code to access the email.
I was then directed to a long corridor of COVID testers and had another COVID test — my third in three days.
By the next morning, I had the emailed test results — negative for COVID again!
Masks Are Required Indoors
It was immediately apparent to me that Canadians take COVID restrictions seriously, and virtually everyone seemed to be complying with British Columbia’s mask requirements. As I rode the train, browsed in the shops, and dined out in restaurants, I didn’t notice anyone flouting the restrictions.
For me, that universal compliance lent an air of confidence about entering public spaces.
A few days before my arrival on Sept. 4, British Columbia had restored rules requiring that face masks be worn in public interior spaces, including public transit, stores, and Uber vehicles.
Masks are also required in restaurants, except when you are at your table. Hosts remind customers of the rules upon entering, and many restaurants and shops also provide hand sanitizer at the entrances alongside signs asking customers to sanitize before entering.
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Hotels were equally diligent. When I checked in at the beautiful Fairmont Waterfront, I was politely informed about all of the COVID requirements, including the mask requirements (everywhere except your room) and the policy on housekeeping (provided only if you request it).
I was happy to learn that all of the services were open at the Fairmont Waterfront, including the restaurants, health club, and the cool rooftop pool (with no need for a reservation).
VANCOUVER KITSILANO BEACH (PHOTO CREDIT: CINDY BARKS)
Masks were not required outdoors during my visit, and I noticed that most people were not wearing them while walking on sidewalks or in parks, although some were.
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Restaurants Are Fully Back In Business
Despite the COVID rules, Canadians were out in force during my visit. On my first weekend in Vancouver, my son and daughter-in-law and I visited the bustling Granville Island, where crowds were heavy but not overwhelming inside the popular Public Market. Most of the shops were open, and there were lines of people waiting at popular spots like Lee’s Donuts, Popina Canteen, and Longliner Seafood.
We also waited in line to get into restaurants in popular Vancouver neighborhoods like Yaletown and Kitsilano. From my observation, almost all restaurants and bars were open for business.
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Transportation Is Up And Running
Vancouver’s super-efficient SkyTrain was also running frequently and full of passengers, as was the city’s bus system.
BUTCHART GARDENS (PHOTO CREDIT: CINDY BARKS)
And when we traveled to Vancouver Island by the speedy Helijet service, the helicopter was at full capacity (with everyone masked up). There were also crowds on the quaint streets of Victoria, as well as at the iconic Butchart Gardens.
Overall, it appeared to me that British Columbia is fully back in business. And people I encountered throughout my visit were quick to express their hopes that the continued diligence with the COVID protocol would allow things to stay that way.
Pro Tip: About a week into my visit, on September 13, a new provincial health order went into effect in British Columbia requiring proof of vaccination to access some events, services, and businesses. The easiest way for Americans to show the required proof is by carrying a copy of your CDC vaccine card and government-issued identification, preferably a passport.
Living and working in Canada is considered by many as an attractive proposition due to a number of reasons. Chief among them are the excellent education system, high standard of living, and most importantly, quality of life.
Prior to the pandemic, Canada’s flexible immigration system saw the country welcoming close to 200,000 foreign skilled workers per year. If you’re interested in living and working in Canada, here’s all you need to know about applying for a Canada work visa; its fees, requirements, and more.
Is Canada issuing work visa now?
Yes, Canada is still issuing work visa. Despite the pandemic, Canada is planning on welcoming over 400,000 immigrants in 2021.
What is the Canada work visa?
The Canada work visa is known as the Canada work permit. It is a written authorization issued by the Canadian authorities that allows a foreign citizen to work in Canada.
The work permit is usually issued based on a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), or based on an Offer of Employment from an LMIA-exempt employer.
The permit is still required even if the employer does not reside in Canada.
What are the types of Canada work visas?
The Canada work permit is categorized as follows:
Open work permits
An open work permit allows you to work for any employer in Canada, except for an employer:
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Employer specific-work permits
An employer-specific work permit allows you to work according to the conditions on your work permit, which include:
the name of the employer you can work for
how long you can work
the location where you can work (if applicable)
How long is the validity period of the Canada work visa?
Work permits are usually valid for one to two years. However, a Canadian visa officer can change the validity period of a work permit according to the expiry of the worker’s passport or travel document. A work permit cannot be issued for a duration that is longer than the validity of the holder’s passport.
Do I need a work visa to work in Canada?
Generally speaking, if you’re not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, you do need a work permit to legally work in Canada. However, depending on the nature of the activity, you may be exempt from a work permit.
To find out whether or not you need a work permit, check here.
Is the Canada work visa extendable?
Yes, you can generally extend your Canada work permit from inside the country. It’s advisable to apply for an extension at least 30 days before your current permit expires. However, you cannot extend your work permit beyond the expiry date of your passport.
You can apply online for an extension of your Canada work visa here, but please take note that in some cases it will require your employer to complete all the necessary steps beforehand. Check here for details.
Am I eligible for the Canada work visa?
Eligibility depends on your ability to prove the following:
prove to an officer that you will leave Canada when your work permit expires;
show that you have enough money to take care of yourself and your family members during your stay in Canada and to return home;
obey the law and have no record of criminal activity (we may ask you to give us a police clearance certificate);
not be a danger to Canada’s security;
be in good health and have a medical exam, if needed;
not plan to work for an employer listed with the status “ineligible” on the list of employers who failed to comply with the conditions;
not plan to work for an employer who, on a regular basis, offers striptease, erotic dance, escort services or erotic massages; and
give the officer any other documents they ask for to prove you can enter the country.
How do I apply for the Canada work visa?
Applying for the Canada work visa can be done by taking the following steps:
Gather the required documents
Proof of identity
A valid passport or travel document that guarantees you re-entry to the country or territory that issued it and
Your Offer of Employment number. This should be provided by your employer, OR A copy of Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from ESDC (your employer should give this to you), and a copy of an employment contract from your future employer.
Proof that you are eligible for the job. This can be in the form of a Canadian provincial or territorial trade certificate, educational requirements or past work experience outlined in a resume.
A copy of the Certificat d’acceptation du Québec (CAQ) from the Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Diversité et de l’Inclusion (MIDI), if you plan to work in Quebec or will be working in Quebec. If you do not need an LMIA you will usually not need a CAQ.
Proof of relationship
You may need to provide a marriage certificate and birth certificates for any accompanying family members.
If you are in a common-law relationship and your common-law partner will come with you to Canada, you must fill out the Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union (IMM 5409). Send proof listed on the form to support your relationship.
Other documents
If you are not a citizen of the country or territory where you are applying, you must send proof of your present immigration status in that country or territory.
If the government that issued your passport or travel document requires a re-entry permit, you must receive it before you apply for a work permit.
You may need to give us more documents.
If translations are required, they can only be done by the relevant authority.
At the end, click on the button to print the IRCC official receipt with a barcode. Print two copies.
Attach a copy of this receipt to your completed application.
Keep the second copy of the receipt for your records.
Remember to print the receipt before exiting. The printed receipt is your proof of payment!
If you cannot pay your fees online, you may visit the Pay Your Fees page to learn about the methods of payment accepted by Canadian migration offices.
Submit your application
You may send your application to a Visa Application Center (VAC) that serves your area or apply online. If you’re applying for a Canada work visa from outside of Canada, you would need to fill a country-specific form obtainable here. Note that you would be required to register yourself for an Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) account before the form is accessible to you.
Please also fill out the Document Checklist mentioned above and include it in your application.
If your application is approved, the Canadian authorities will send you any original documents, including your passport (if you submitted it with your application)along with a letter of introduction confirming the approval of your work permit application.
How long will the application process take?
While processing times depend on several things, it has been reported that it may take between one to 27 weeks to process a Canadian Work Permit.
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