Only Great Crested Newts have full legal protection, unfortunately Smooth and Palmate Newts do not. Further information. Of the widespread species of amphibian, only the Great Crested Newt is protected by law from intentional killing and injury; their habitats (including ponds and key foraging areas) are also protected.
U.S. and Canadian citizens ages 16 through 18 traveling between the U.S. and Canada with school, religious, cultural or athletic groups and under adult supervision will also be allowed to travel with only proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate.or example if one parent is travelling to Canada with children but not the other parent, a signed document giving travel permission may be necessary. Visitors of all other nationalities, of all ages, need a valid passport to enter Canada by land, sea and air.
Canadaâs entry requirements are changing. Starting March 15, 2016, you will need to travel with your Canadian permanent resident (PR) card or permanent resident travel document when flying to Canada. Otherwise, you may not be able to board your flight to Canada. single-entry visa allows you to come to Canada only once. After you leave Canada, excluding travel to the United States and St. Pierre and Miquelon, you will need a new visa to travel back to Canada. Find out if you need a visa.