http://registranttag.org/resources/travel-matrix/ Here is a list

Not true – you can petition for rehabilitation.

Felons cannot enter Canada, no matter what the offense is.

Related question. Does Florida still apply the 20 year after sanctions rule to old convictions? I remeber when they partially adopted the AWA, the word was that it was now 25 years for everyone. Also, is the AWA rule for Federal pruposes 25 years from date of conmviction, relesase from prison or end of probation? Ia have heard that it is from conviction or release from prison whichever is later, but I want to know for sure. THAT is what keeps us from traveling freely. Another question would be if you are a 25 year registrant under AWA and technically a lifetime registrant in Florida with the opportunity to be removed, are you a lifetime registrant for Federal purposes like public housing, International Megans Law, etc or are you a tier 2?

I will share this with you. I work for Minnesota, and the international bridge was MN’s responsibility to repair. I had to be on the bridge and go on the Canadian side, and they had my information. I had to give a list to Customs who would work on the bridge. I did not have any issues. My crime was in 1991. I was 18, way before registration came out in Mn and Texas. However, I show up on the register in Texas but do not have to register in Minnesota. If your crime were before 1994, come to mn, and you wouldn’t have to register. I also changed a name, so nothing shows up on my DL when I get pulled over.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/application-rehabilitation-inadmissible-persons-criminal-activity.html

What type of lawyer could do that? Id like to try to get off here as ive qualified for the 20year thing and im off on my homestate but would like to visit canada again as i seemingly cant go to mexico

You can petition for rehabilitation. Since it’s been 15 years, you have a good chance.