Canada making border crossing change that will impact Americans
Source: msn/Newsweek
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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) will scrap its long-running Remote Area Border Crossing (RABC) Program, a system that has allowed thousands of U.S. travelers to enter through remote northern crossings without reporting to a staffed port of entry.
Why It Matters
The change, set to take effect in September 2026, will replace the permit-based system with a telephone reporting procedure, requiring travelers to check-in with Canadian authorities after entering the country, according to a press release.
As of September 14, 2026, all travellers entering Canada through remote areas of northern Ontario or from the Northwest Angle into southern Manitoba, must report to the CBSA at a port of entry or a designated telephone reporting site.
Under the current permit-based RABC scheme, approved travelers, largely U.S. residents, have been able to enter Canada through specified remote areas without reporting at a staffed port of entry.
Read more: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/news/canada-making-border-crossing-change-that-will-impact-americans/ar-AA1T4fTf
ret5hd
(22,148 posts)bluestarone
(21,084 posts)MAGA's could cause problems from now until September?
CrispyQ
(40,626 posts)Six weeks to demonstrate a new inconvenience thanks to the Trump administration & the republican congress who won't hold him accountable. ???
bluestarone
(21,084 posts)I wouldn't think saying this and giving MAGA's an opportunity to cause some problems in Canada.
LNM
(1,221 posts)My sister has a RABC permit that was set to expire 12/31/25 but was extended to 9/14/26. They dont have the phone system set up yet. I think theyre not even sure where the phones will be located. Im guessing theyre not easy to install where there are remote crossings now.
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Andy Canuck
(315 posts)but we sure as shit aint Americans, eh.
what exactly are your blathering about?