While the Canadian border was closed, a British Columbia man chartered planes, quarantined for weeks and left his job for months at a time to see his fiancé and son in Eureka. Now they’re looking forward to a simpler holiday together.
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While the Canadian border was closed, a British Columbia man chartered planes, quarantined for weeks and left his job for months at a time to see his fiancé and son in Eureka. Now they’re looking forward to a simpler holiday together.
