The federal government has quietly updated its online travel advice to remind Canadians to "expect scrutiny" from border patrol officers if they travel to the United States. A website with ...

Violating the law at a border “may result in denied admission, seizure, fines, and apprehension.” “A Canadian citizen working in or facilitating the proliferation of the legal cannabis ...

Garagorry's family members are among the roughly 1.5 million people who didn't sneak over the border or overstay a ... These immigrants "may be feeling particularly vulnerable because they gave ...

The Canadian government issued a new warning for travelers entering the US, saying they should “expect scrutiny” at the border and that their phones and other electronic devices may be searched.

That's according to a Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) search warrant obtained by CBC News from the courts. The warrant alleges Hagh also likely smuggled a gun into British Columbia earlier ...

A similar though lesser impact may also be felt on the Pakistan side of the border. It may be noted that the 2014 Permanent Court of Arbitration tribunal that resolved the maritime boundary dispute ...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized just under 20 kilograms ... Kaine said further study of the statistics suggests last year’s seizures may also be an overcount, and included fentanyl ...