Viva Frei explains:

Viva is correct.

Government of Canada:

Mandatory quarantine or isolation

All travellers entering Canada, regardless of citizenship, must follow testing and quarantine requirements to keep Canadians safe, particularly given the new COVID-19 variants in Canada and around the world.

Federal quarantine applies for travellers entering Canada. If you can enter Canada and you have no symptoms, you must quarantine for a minimum of 14 days.

At this time, you are not excluded from quarantine, even if you have:

• been vaccinated for COVID-19
• tested negative for COVID-19
• recovered from COVID-19

Flying into Canada – your quarantine period includes a mandatory 3 night pre-paid booking at a government-authorized hotel at your own cost.

You’ll need to confirm you have a suitable place to quarantine where you:

• stay for 14 days or possibly longer
• have access to the necessities of life, including water, food, medication and heat without leaving quarantine
• can avoid contact with others who did not travel with you
• have no visits from family or guests

Your quarantine period begins on the day that you arrive in Canada.

For example, if you arrive at 8:15 am on Thursday, October 1, then Thursday is considered day 1 of your quarantine period. Your quarantine period would end 14 full days later, at 11:59 pm on Wednesday, October 14 if you received your Day-8 negative test result

If you begin to show symptoms during your quarantine, are exposed to another traveller with symptoms, or test positive for COVID-19, you must begin an additional 14 days of isolation.

And much more!