Border

• ‘It’s a mystery’: Peace Arch Park remains closed

  Two years later with most of Canada vaccinated, and the border mostly re-opened, the Canadian side of the park is still closed.

  Canada

  Jun 12
  
• Bargain-hunting British Columbians head south as COVID-19 border test requirement lifts

  Vaccinated people no longer need to show a negative COVID-19 test to enter Canada, opening the door for cross-border shoppers to return to Washington state.

  Canada

  Apr 1
  
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• COVID-19: Niagara Falls mayor hopes end to land border testing will help economy ‘snap back’

  Canada will scrap its pre-arrival COVID-19 testing requirement for fully-vaccinated travellers on April 1.

  Economy

  Mar 18
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• Quebec man heads to Ukraine border to help refugees flee the war

  Since the start of the war in Ukraine more than two and a half million people have fled the country, so a Montreal-area man is headed to that country's border with Romania to help.

  Canada

  Mar 12
• COVID-19: Niagara mayor among 15 calling for end to land border testing for vaccinated travellers

  The letter comes days the federal government lifted its pre-arrival PCR test requirements for double and triple-vaccinated travellers.

  Health

  Mar 4
• COVID-19: Sarnia mayor among 15 calling for end to land border testing for vaccinated travellers

  The letter comes days the federal government lifted its pre-arrival PCR test requirements for double and triple-vaccinated travellers.

  Health

  Mar 3
• Manitoba border blockade to be over by Wednesday, RCMP say

  The Canada-U.S. border crossing at Emerson, Man., remains shut down to most traffic, but Manitoba RCMP say it's nearly over.

  Politics

  Feb 15
• Emerson border blockade continues, Manitoba RCMP say no arrests so far

  All four lanes of Highway 75 at the Canada-U.S. border crossing near Emerson, Man., remain closed Monday morning.

  Traffic

  Feb 14
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• Emerson residents ‘held hostage’ by truckers blocking Canada-U.S. border

  Emerson a community of roughly 700 people has been at the forefront of ongoing blockades involving Canadian truckers protesting COVID-19 mandates.

  Politics

  Feb 13
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• ‘Good news’: B.C. tourism sector upbeat at prospect of loosened border restrictions

  Federal Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos said Friday that Ottawa was "actively reviewing" border measures, and that the worst of the fifth wave of the pandemic was "behind us."

  Health

  Feb 12