Which country's laws apply on Canusa Street / rue Canusa?
As a foreigner (and whether you are here is potentially debateable) and something happens to you on Canusa Street, what laws would you be under? Information online claims that the street falls into both countries (well, divided down the middle) but surely there must be some jurisdiction under which you fall?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canusa_Street
This is relevant to travel in cases of:
- insurance claims if you were only covered for insurance
- Canadian/US citizens for healthcare coverage
- law enforcement
- taxes applicable
- currency to use
and presumably more.
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