THE EFFECT OF EBOLA ON CROSSING INTO CANADA

This is an interesting first-hand account - considering there have been reported cases in Seattle.  This is from the crossing just north of Seattle:

I live in a border town in Washington State and I have been driving into Canada up to 3 or 4 times a week since August because I am seeing a fertility doctor there. Anyhow, today at the border check point going into Canada at Pacific Crossing the border agents began drilling every driver who wants to pass into Canada questions pertaining to ebola.
-Have you traveled to West Africa in the last month?
-Do you know anyone who has traveled to West Africa in the last month?
-Do you know anyone who may have come into contact with anyone who has been to West Africa in the last month?
-Do you have a fever today?
-Do you feel sick today with any type of flu like symptoms?
-Are you a healthcare worker and if not, what type of work do you do for a living?
I was asked these questions and it took me by surprise because when I crossed into Canada just two mornings earlier they did not ask these questions. I have to go back there this Sunday morning and they will probably be asking the same questions. I think if anyone says yes to any of those questions they will not be permitted to cross into Canada.
I think it is a good idea and applaud Canada for trying to protect their citizens!