Canada Border Services Agency

• Montreal-area immigration detainees on hunger strike over coronavirus fears

  Inmate Carlos Martin began his hunger strike on March 1, he said in an interview Wednesday from the facility, adding that six other detainees were also refusing food.

  Health

  Mar 5
• CBSA seized stolen vehicles at Port Saint John in February

  Since Jan. 1, 2020, Stuart said the CBSA seized 14 stolen vehicles in Saint John and 97 stolen vehicles in Halifax during examination of export shipping containers.

  Consumer

  Mar 4
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• Confusion at the airport: Alberta oil worker forced into quarantine hotel, co-worker gets to go home

  An Alberta driller who works in the United States was forced to stay at a quarantine hotel last week while his colleague with the same paperwork went straight home.

  Canada

  Mar 2
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• Border crossings steady for Saskatchewan truckers through pandemic

  March 21 will mark a full year since the federal government closed down non-essential travel across land-based border crossings, in the hopes of curbing the spread of COVID-19.

  Canada

  Mar 1
• Quebec man arrested after RCMP find weapons, homemade bombs

  A Quebec man is facing weapons charges after RCMP officers found about 10 homemade bombs as well as firearms, ammunition and weapons at his home.

  Crime

  Feb 8
• ‘It’s been really, really, busy’: Online holiday shopping results in record shipping numbers

  It's been a busy holiday season for everyone. While the number of people travelling is down, the amount of cargo being shipped is going up.

  Features

  Dec 18, 2020
• Saskatoon man pleads guilty to immigration fraud charges

  The Canada Border Services Agency said it launched an investigation into Panashe Chaya on a tip from Winnipeg Police Service.

  Crime

  Dec 8, 2020
• After being detained by CBSA at Toronto airport for days, grandfather released without charges

  “This is a traumatizing and humiliating situation."

  Canada

  Dec 4, 2020
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• Coronavirus: Refugee advocates criticize Canada’s decision to resume deportations during pandemic

  The Canada Border Services Agency confirmed it resumed deportations as of Nov. 30, after halting most removals in March due to the pandemic.

  Canada

  Dec 2, 2020
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• Accused Whistler bear feeders face up to $100K fine, 1 year in prison if convicted

  The suspects, according to the B.C. Conservation Officer Service, allegedly purchased "large quantities of apples, carrots, pears, eggs and almonds to leave out for the animals."

  Crime

  Nov 21, 2020