Canadian Border Services Agency

• Trial underway for California couple charged with drug possession at Coutts Border Crossing

  A trial is underway in Lethbridge for a California couple facing drug-related charges. The pair was charged after a vehicle search at the Coutts Border Crossing in 2017.

  Crime

  Apr 19
• Acquittal of Halifax man shows Canada’s economic sanctions are just ‘paper tigers,’ expert says

  Canada's economic sanctions regime has been on the books since 1991 but the first trial under the legislation didn't happen until 2019. Here's how and why it all fell apart.

  Politics

  Feb 4
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• Largest meth seizure in Canadian history made at Alberta border crossing

  On Christmas Day, RCMP and the CBSA found a semi-truck with 228.14 kilograms of meth -- worth an estimated $28.5 million -- inside at the border crossing at Coutts, Alta.

  Canada

  Jan 27
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• New Brunswick reverses policy, will allow Canadians from outside Canada to visit close family

  A New Brunswick cancer patient's daughter who was denied entry to the province despite having CBSA approval says that decision has now been reversed.

  Canada

  Nov 13, 2020
• Saskatoon police tell residents not to report American cars

  The Saskatoon Police Service, in a tweet from the traffic unit, said residents shouldn't report American licence plates to them.

  Canada

  Jul 14, 2020
• N.B. community pleased health officials will join screening process at U.S. border

  Residents of St. Stephen, N.B., say they are pleased health officials will be assisting border agents screening people coming into Canada.

  Canada

  Jul 13, 2020
• CBSA lays immigration fraud charges in 2 Winnipeg cases

  Charges have been laid in two separate Winnipeg immigration fraud cases in which fees were charged by unauthorized immigration consultants.

  Crime

  Jul 10, 2020
• Are the American hordes really at the gates of Canada?

  Watch for the issue of the 'Alaska loophole' to heat up, Mike Smyth says.

  Commentary

  Jul 7, 2020
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• Coronavirus: Reduced service announced for 3 Canada-U.S. border crossings in B.C.

  The Canada Border Services Agency announced that three U.S. border crossings in B.C. will be undergoing a temporary reduction in service hours.

  Canada

  Apr 15, 2020
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• Attorney General says BC Liberals should have investigated Hastings Racecourse wrongdoing years ago

  David Eby says former finance minister Mike de Jong should have more thoroughly investigated issues at Vancouver racetracks, which may have uncovered the immigration issues.

  Sep 5, 2019