A new regulation is in effect that requires individuals leaving or entering the United States to be photographed, including Canadians.

Nineteen Haitian migrants were detained in Quebec after crossing the U.S.-Canada border on Christmas Eve amid extreme cold.

Canadian government overhauling how travellers enter from some remote U.S. locations into northern Ontario and southern ...

A familiar border routine is about to change, and it may affect how you plan remote trips between the U.S. and Canada next ...

Nineteen Haitian migrants, including young children, were arrested in southern Quebec on Christmas after illegally crossing ...

Drivers crossing between Ontario and Michigan will soon have to pay more to use the Ambassador Bridge, with new toll ...

Nineteen migrants of Haitian origin were arrested on Christmas evening in the Havelock area of Montérégie after illegally ...

Nineteen asylum seekers of Haitian origin were arrested Thursday night in the Havelock area of Montérégie, Que., according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Canada will close its Remote Area Border Program in September 2026. This program allowed thousands, mostly Americans, to enter remote areas of Ontario and Manitoba without stopping at customs. The ...

The measure gives U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) the authority to collect facial photographs of all non‑U.S.

The change, set to take effect in September 2026, will replace the permit-based system with a telephone reporting procedure.

The Ely Echo weekly newspaper and its companion pieces - North Country SAVER and North Country ANGLER - provide insight into the news and happenings of northern Minnesota, alongside the Canadian ...