Canada Border Services Agency

• Two arrested in ‘ghost guns’ and 3D-printed gun parts investigation in B.C.’s Interior

  Two men in the Central Okanagan were arrested in connection with the seizure of illegal 3D-printed gun parts by Canadian Border Services Agency at international mail centres.

  Crime

  Aug 3
  
• Canada disrupts attempt to export banned materials to Russia

  Border officers in Montreal seized a shipment that violated Canadian sanctions on Russia.

  Canada

  Aug 2
  
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• Federal privacy commissioner investigating controversial ArriveCAN app

  The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada is investigating a complaint about the ArriveCAN app and how it collects and uses personal data.

  Canada

  Jul 28
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• Recent ArriveCAN ‘glitch’ part of a growing list of concerns about the app

  Concerns about the ArriveCAN app grow after a recent glitch meant fully-vaccinated travellers were told they needed to quarantine.

  Canada

  Jul 27
• On the run for 20 years, American fugitive arrested in B.C.

  Louis Edward Flood was convicted in Idaho in 1997 of two sex crimes with a child under 16. He was on parole in 2001 when he went missing. Police in Creston, B.C. caught him.

  Crime

  Jul 26
• B.C. ending immigration detention deal with federal border agency

  An advocate with Human Rights Watch says he hopes B.C.'s decision will create a "domino effect" across the country.

  Politics

  Jul 21
• Is COVID-19 testing needed at airports? Experts are divided

  The government put a pause on random testing at airports in June, but relaunched the program on Tuesday at the country's four major airports.

  Canada

  Jul 20
• Random COVID-19 testing returns Tuesday at Canada’s 4 major airports

  New this round, testing will be done offsite by either an in-person appointment at select testing provider locations and pharmacies, or by a virtual appointment.

  Canada

  Jul 19
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• Winnipeg man facing multiple charges after lengthy probe into 3D-printed guns

  Police said they were tipped of by CBSA that goods believed to be used in the assembly of 3D-printed guns were intercepted en route to Winnipeg by mail.

  Crime

  Jul 14
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• ArriveCAN 2.0: Ottawa confirms controversial app will outlast pandemic

  The ArriveCAN app is no longer strictly a public health tool and the government says it's here for good.

  Canada

  Jul 7