#CBSA officers in #Calgary intercepted 99 kg of cannabis hidden inside two shipments destined for Germany.
Cross-border cannabis smuggling is a serious criminal offense. Learn more: https://t.co/2TqDzIGfOF
If you're planning to travel to Canada with a family pet, be sure to check the border requirements for animals beforehand: https://t.co/H57y7FOa1D
#BePrepared
Update: The CBSA kiosks outage has been resolved. Travellers may continue to experience delays in the short term as we resume normal processing operations. We are working to resolve the commercial systems outage as soon as possible.
Our officers are manually completing verifications of travellers and commercial goods moving through our borders. We will notify you when the systems are back online.
Do you need to travel with medication? Before you go, review the guidelines for bringing prescription and non-prescription drugs into Canada: https://t.co/3fd9lfno9p
#KnowBeforeYouGo
Heading into the May long weekend with cross-border travel in mind?
Be sure to review the #CBSA Border Checklist to help your trip run smoothly: https://t.co/ZuUrJxY9Nn
Work at the #Carway port of entry in #AB is underway. The work will increase efficiency by adding two bi-level Primary Inspection Lane booths and a canopy. The port is open, but delays should be expected. #PlanAhead with #CBSA’s border checklist: https://t.co/4nwBImxa4J
#CBSA in Prairie Region is working with law enforcement partners to deter and disrupt extortion.
33 removal orders have been issued and 12 individuals were removed from Canada.
See national stats below ⬇️
To combat extortion networks and protect communities across the country, #CBSA has:
· opened 446 immigration investigations
· issued 118 removal orders
· removed 55 individuals from Canada
On May 15, the #CBSA is opening the Chief Mountain, #Alberta port of entry for the summer season. For hours of operation, please visit: https://t.co/cRG8dRT1Lc
#KnowBeforeYouGo
As times have changed, so have the #CBSA's ports of entry!
📷Here is the Oungre, #SK port of entry in 1948, 1960 and today.
#ThrowbackThursday
Learn more about services offered at this port of entry: https://t.co/5LuSY0pVpt
Today we display red dresses to honour and remember the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQIA+ people, a powerful reminder and important step toward reconciliation. #RedDressDay#MMIWG2S
Attention boaters! With boating season fast approaching, make sure you know the entry and reporting requirements when navigating Canadian waters, or entering Canada by boat.
Learn more: https://t.co/ywbrXMBKDk
Thinking about a career with the CBSA?
We’re hosting virtual info sessions this month for those interested in becoming a border services officer.
Register today!
https://t.co/6br3kOmhK7
The CBSA is modernizing land ports of entry by upgrading its infrastructure to enhance safety and travel.
View the Invitation to Tender for Construction Services for Site Works for the Wild Horse, AB port of entry:
https://t.co/VnXr9KfsAH
Did you know that imported soil can bring harmful pests and diseases into Canada?
Learn how the #CBSA works to protect Canada’s environment and natural resources from soil contamination: https://t.co/1vRJs5qvne
Happy #EarthDay!
Construction at #Carway port of entry in #AB begins April 23 through September 2026. Improvements will increase processing capacity and enhance traveller experience. The port is open but delays should be expected. For helpful travel tips, visit: https://t.co/yrTsnMcmyy
The #CBSA protects our communities from dangerous drugs and organized crime. Officers at the Coutts #AB port of entry seized 86.9 kg of cocaine from a commercial truck. #KeepingCanadiansSafe
Learn more: https://t.co/JGwoBGI54S
Today is National Indigenous Languages Day! We celebrate the rich linguistic heritage of First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities. By supporting language revitalization, we honour Indigenous Peoples & their vital contributions.
The #CBSA is keeping the border on track. Across the country, CBSA officers work around the clock to keep prohibited goods and contraband from entering Canada by rail. #ProtectingCanadians#BorderSecurity