The Canada Border Services Agency would like to advise travellers that higher traffic volumes on the August 1st Civic Holiday long weekend may affect border wait times at some ports of entry. The agency said all ports of entry will be appropriately staffed to meet this expected increase in traffic and that travellers can help … Read more
The Canadian public’s tips and information have led to the capture of a second individual suspected of being complicit in war crimes or crimes against humanity. The Government reports that the Canada Border Services Agency Border Watch Line as well as law enforcement partners across the country have tips pouring in, resulting in the apprehension … Read more
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews (Provencher, MB), Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney (Calgary Southeast, AB) and President of the Canada Border Services Agency Luc Portelance asked Canadians to help in identifying 30 individuals accused of, or complicit in, war crimes or crimes against humanity, and who are thought to be hiding out in locations … Read more
This summer travel season, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Canada Border Services Agency have joined efforts to remind summer travellers of document requirements to travel into both countries. The two agencies want to educate travellers about these requirements to make their travel experience during the busy summer season a more enjoyable one. The … Read more
On the occasion of the 2011 National Public Service Week, the Canada Border Services Agency would like to thank its border services officers and other employees across the country and abroad for their excellent work. The full release is available online. Call 613-957-6500.
This Victoria Day long weekend, higher travel volumes are expected, and the Canada Border Services Agency would like to advise travellers that this may affect border wait times at some ports of entry. Border Services said that all ports of entry will be appropriately staffed to meet this expected increase in traffic. The full release … Read more
The Canada Border Services Agency announced that due to the influx of travelers during the Easter long-weekend, wait times at borders could be longer than expected. The agency announced that extra border service agents have been added to the schedule to help deal with the heavy flow of traffic. The full release is available online. … Read more
The Canada Border Services Agency encourages travelers to "know before you go" and to be informed of customs obligations upon returning to Canada. The full release is available online. Call 613-957-6500.
Vice-president of operations for the Canada Border Services Agency Pierre Sabourin announced that nine border service points will undergo operational changes, including two port closures, three locations with reduced hours, and four locations where in-land services will be transferred to a nearby CBSA office. The full release is available online. Call 613-957-6500.
The agency released some tips for travellers escaping the cold this winter, including having proper identification, knowing personal exemptions and prohibited goods. The full release is available online. Call 613-957-6500.
