Canada-US Border

• 3 from U.S. face charges following firearm, drug seizure at border in Niagara Falls

  Niagara Regional Police say three people were turned over to their investigators by the CBSA after searches led to the discovery of guns, ammo and drugs in a vehicle.

  Crime

  Sep 15
  
• Border agents, RCMP, seize $6 million in cocaine at Emerson, Man. border crossing

  On July 14, an examination of a commercial truck at the border crossing led to the seizure of more than 63 kilograms of suspected cocaine, police said.

  Crime

  Jul 27
  
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• Canada, U.S. to build EV charging station corridor from Quebec to Michigan

  Transport Minister Omar Alghabra and U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg unveiled their Alternative Fuel Corridor at an event in Detroit.

  Environment

  May 16
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• Ontario police arrest man who allegedly attempted to cross border in stolen vehicle

  Ontario police arrested a man they say attempted to cross the Canada-U.S. border in a stolen vehicle.

  Crime

  May 10
• Ontario mayors seek help, clarity from Ottawa to support Roxham Road asylum seekers

  Mayors of Niagara Falls, Cornwall and Windsor say local supports are being stretched to capacity as migrants who crossed into Canada via Roxham Road arrive in increasing numbers.

  Canada

  Mar 8
• ‘More than enough’ staff to process economic immigration applications on time: PBO

  Yves Giroux says his office analyzed the cost of processing applications for economic immigrants through the express entry system for five fiscal years.

  Canada

  Mar 7
• Canada-U.S. border a growing national security concern, Republican lawmakers argue

  The new 28-member U.S. Northern Border Security Caucus is focused exclusively on what it calls a badly under-resourced, largely unnoticed national security concern.

  Politics

  Feb 28
• Canada-U.S. border policy, security new target of Republican lawmakers

  A group of U.S. lawmakers is launching the "Northern Border Security Caucus," focused on immigration, crime and national security at the Canada-U.S. border.

  U.S. News

  Feb 27
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• Close Roxham Road border crossing within 30 days, Poilievre urges

  Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre blames the recent surge of migrants at the Roxham Road irregular border crossing in Quebec on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

  Politics

  Feb 21
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• Clear Nexus backlog by conducting interviews over Zoom, U.S. lawmaker proposes

  Legislation has been introduced in Washington that, if passed, would require the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to deploy video conferencing to replace in-person interviews.

  Canada

  Jan 30