Easter trips in a trade war: CBSA gives tips for long weekend border crossing
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Easter trips in a trade war: CBSA gives tips for long weekend border crossing
Canada’s border agency has advice for cross-border Easter trips in the middle of a U.S. trade war — including a reminder that retaliatory tariffs mean people returning to Canada may face a 25 per cent surtax on purchases.
Hop to It: CBSA preps travellers for Easter weekend rush
The Canada Border Services Agency is reminding travellers to plan ahead as the Easter long weekend typically brings increased border traffic. In 2024, the CBSA processed over 93.4 million travellers and intercepted more than 34,400 kg of illegal drugs and over 17,200 weapons. To help ease congestion, the CBSA recommends crossing early in the day and considering alternate ports of entry with shorter wait times. Travellers should have their docume…
Heading South for Easter? Tips for smooth travel at the border
With the Easter long weekend coming up, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is sharing tips to help travellers avoid delays at the border. The CBSA expects heavy traffic and encourages people to plan ahead. Early morning is the best time to cross, and Monday is usually the busiest day. Travellers are also urged to check border wait times, use alternative ports of entry, and double-check hours of operation. To speed up processing, have your …
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