1) Is not visa, you have to not need visa for Iceland to qualify 2) Is not long term, it's valid up to 180 days
On the other hand, they recognize remote workers which kind of fit somewhere in between tourists and people who come to work, which many other countries don't.
Basically, you can travel to meet a Canadian business - but you shouldn't be planning to travel just to do your job.
I’m paraphrasing slightly but they said work performed on the internet by someone not usually resident in Canada was permitted if the employer wasn’t a Canadian company.
[1] https://utl.is/index.php/en/eea-efta-citizens-and-their-rela...
Maybe this is my American ignorance shining through here, but I didn't realize Iceland was not a member of the EU
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceland%E2%80%93European_Union...
Yep, only the European Economic area, like Norway. As with them, a big reason is stuff around fishing.