Canada Border Services Agency offers tips to cross-border travellers
Following the elimination of any remaining COVID-19 border restrictions on Oct. 1, traffic at Canada's land crossings is anticipated to be heavy during the upcoming Canadian Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
The Canada Border Services Agency offers advice to travellers crossing to and from the United States this weekend, including checking border wait times, travel eligibility, and exemption limits.The Canada Border Services Agency is pleased to welcome the returning volumes of travellers crossing the border.
The agency is working with industry partners to improve the traveller experience and manage volumes; this includes the International-to-Domestic and the International-to-International programs that significantly decrease connection times, as well as the Primary Inspection Kiosks, and Advance CBSA Declaration.
Travellers can also prepare for a smoother trip. Here are some tips for those who plan to cross the border during this upcoming Thanksgiving long weekend and for the US Columbus Day long weekend:
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