News - CBSA

The Canada Border Services Agency advises travelers to prepare for a busy Thanksgiving long weekend at the border.

The Canada Border Services Agency advises travelers that it anticipates higher volumes at its ports of entry over the Canada Day Weekend.

The Canada Border Services Agency reminds travelers to plan ahead for their Victoria Day weekend travel plans.

The Canada Border Services Agency anticipates increased traveler volumes at Manitoba ports of entry following Easter and spring break, and advises travelers to prepare in advance to minimize wait times.

The Canada Border Services Agency anticipates increased traffic volumes at Manitoba ports of entry leading up to Louis Riel Day, and advises travelers to prepare in advance to minimize wait times.

As 2017 draws to close, the Canada Border Services Agency is highlighting top stories from its operations in Manitoba.

With the holiday season around the corner, the Canada Border Services Agency is reminding all cross-border and online shoppers of their responsibilities when importing goods to Canada.

The Canada Border Services Agency reminds travelers to plan ahead for their Thanksgiving weekend. The CBSA is expecting higher traffic volumes throughout the holiday weekend, particularly on Sunday, October 8 and Monday, October 9.

If you are heading south this long weekend, the Canada Border Services Agency has narrowed down five tips to make the return trip to Canada as smooth as possible.

The Canada Border Services Agency said that in Winnipeg Provincial Court on August 28, 2017, 26-year-old Craig Eugene Leslie of Minnesota entered a guilty plea and was sentenced to a 20-month jail sentence for attempting to smuggle digital images and videos of child pornography, contrary to section 159 of the Customs Act.