It's becoming clearer as the days pass that Justin Trudeau wants to turn Canada into a dictatorship.

The Public Health Agency of Canada is urging travelers to take extra precautions to limit the spread of monkeypox.

Canada has not dropped its Covid-19 travel restrictions since its implementation.

Now, the government has already raised its monkeypox alert to a Level 2, which means travelers may be subject to "isolation," including mandatory quarantine, even though the cases remain low and monkeypox is not transmitted easily.

According to Canada's chief public health officer, there were only 112 confirmed cases in the country, and all of those infected were male.

There were 98 cases reported in Quebec, 9 in Ontario, 4 in Alberta, and 1 in British Columbia, with other suspected cases being investigated, CTV News reported.

The Public Health Agency of Canada announced:

"Clusters of monkeypox cases have been reported in several countries internationally, outside of areas in Central and West Africa where cases are normally found. The occurrence of cases with no direct travel to those areas, or without established links to a traveller from those areas, is unusual.

In the current outbreak, those at risk of infection are those who have had close or intimate contact with a person who has monkeypox.