The Canada Border Services Agency shares tips on how to travel during Civic Holiday long weekend
The Canada Border Services Agency warns residents travelling during Civic Holiday long weekend about potential delays in airports during busy summer months.
This summer, travellers are returning to a border that is managed differently, with evolving COVID-19 requirements, which can mean delays during peak periods. The CBSA is working with government and industry partners to mitigate long border wait times, but there are also things that travellers can do to make the process easier for themselves and other travellers.
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