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Vacations and World Travel Visiting our beautiful city? Come stay at the Arbutus Vista - Vancouver's Bed & Breakfast.
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Old 07-07-2009, 06:14 PM   #1
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What documents do I need to fly within Canada?

I am not a canadian citizen. I have a foreign passport, I am a landed immigrant with a permanent residence status, I have a medical card and drivers license. I am planning on flying to cities within Canada. Does anyone know what documents I need? or where I can check to see? because im having a hard time finding the information..

my friend who is a canadian citizen with a passport says all you need is a drivers license? I can't see the big deal since its still within Canada and Im not crossing borders, but maybe flight policies may be different?

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Driver's License is fine but to be on the safe side of things (because people at security are a bunch of idiots anyway) bring your passport.
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Driver's License is fine but to be on the safe side of things (because people at security are a bunch of idiots anyway) bring your passport.
thanks alot, can anyone else confirm?
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My contractors travel on a regular basis. They only fly within Canada using their drives license as do I.
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