[pct-l] Canada

[Jason M.]

 I wish I didn't even apply for a
permit

Three years of working in Stehekin left me with the impression that more
people are hiking back south than one would guess. Leaving me to believe
that it's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to ask for permission.

Personally, I'd rather hike back to Stehekin, but that's just me.

Jackass




On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 8:31 PM, mark utzman <blackbelthiker at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hello all, I have a question, I applied for an entrance permit into Canada
> and was denied due to a misdemeanor on my record. What is the penalty if I
> am caught in Canada without a permit, even denied permission to enter? If I
> make it to Canada, I am considering going to Manning Park and catching the
> first bus to Vancouver then to Seattle. Too risky?  If caught, will it be
> just a deportation, or is it more serious? I wish I didn't even apply for a
> permit. Any info on this will help me to know if I need to turn around at
> the Canadian border and hike back to Hart's Pass. Thanks all,  Mark
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