News - CBSA

The Canada Border Services Agency announced the temporary reduction of service hours at certain low-traffic ports of entry (POE) along the Canada-United States land border.

The Canada Border Services Agency would like to remind travelers that restrictions are still in place on all non-essential travel for foreign nationals, including United States citizens and residents, and Canadians who are planning to cross the border.

The Canada Border Services Agency is prepared to help Canadians who have been outside of Canada for an extended period and are heeding the advice of the Government of Canada to return home.

The Canada Border Services Agency and the Canadian Snowbird Association are encouraging Canadians who wintered abroad to plan ahead for a smooth return to Canada this spring.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) recently published statistics on the examination of digital devices. From November 20, 2017 until December 31, 2019, some 27,405 travelers of a total of 207,8 million travelers who were processed at ports of entry had their digital devices examined.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is warning the public about ongoing email, text messages or telephone scams in which people posing as officials from the CBSA are asking for personal information, including Social Insurance Number.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is warning the public about ongoing email, text messages or telephone scams in which people posing as officials from the CBSA are asking for personal information, including Social Insurance Number (SIN).

The Canadian pork sector is encouraging Canadian Border Services to get more detector dogs and to provide more information to travelers about the risks of bringing meat into the country.

Ted Falk, Member of Parliament for Provencher, commented on the recent decision by the Canada Border Services Agency to hold off on changes to the hours of operation at border crossings in southeastern Manitoba.

Ted Falk, Member of Parliament for Provencher, commented on the decision by the Canada Border Services Agency to change the hours of operation at three border crossings in southeastern Manitoba.