Steep 30% Drop in Canada-U.S. Auto Trips in December
Statistics Canada reports a sharp 30.7% year-over-year decline in Canadian automobile trips from the U.S. in December 2025, continuing a 12-month downward trend in transborder travel.
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250,000 Fewer U.S. Return Trips to Eastern Ontario in 2025
New data reveals a sharp decline in cross-border travel from the U.S. to Eastern Ontario, with significant implications for regional commerce and tourism. Explore the potential causes and impacts.
1,000 More Immigration Officers Deployed to Minneapolis
Sources report a major U.S. immigration enforcement surge in Minneapolis following a fatal ICE shooting and rising tensions. Details on the response and protests.
Trump issues 'too late' warning to Cuba in new deal demand
Former U.S. President Donald Trump delivers a stark warning to Cuba, urging immediate negotiations. Explore the geopolitical implications for Canada and global relations.
U.S. Says Canada Preclearance is Critical Border Component
U.S. officials emphasize preclearance operations in Canada as a vital part of border security and travel efficiency. Learn how this impacts cross-border travel and strategy.
North Korea Vows Response to Alleged South Korean Drone Flights
North Korea accuses South Korea of flying drones across the border and vows a response. Tensions escalate on the Korean Peninsula. Get the latest details.
Snowbirds alter travel over Canada-U.S. tensions
Some Canadian snowbirds are changing their travel itineraries, citing political tensions between Canada and the United States. Discover why they're choosing to fly over the U.S.
B.C., Washington sign symbolic friendship accord
Despite international friction, B.C. and Washington state sign a symbolic friendship accord to tackle shared challenges like flooding and border policies. Read more on this cross-border effort.
Woman pleads guilty to smuggling husband into U.S.
An Ontario woman has admitted guilt in a plot to illegally bring her British husband into the United States through the British Columbia border. Learn the details of the case and its legal consequences.
Vancouver woman sentenced for U.S. smuggling conspiracy
A Vancouver woman has been sentenced for conspiring to illegally smuggle her husband into the United States through British Columbia. Get the details on the cross-border crime.
U.S. Man Deported After Illegal Sault Ste. Marie Entry
A U.S. citizen was promptly returned after illegally crossing into Canada at the Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge last month. The RCMP enforced border security protocols.
RCMP Deport Man Who Entered Canada Illegally at Sault
A U.S. man was promptly returned south of the border by the RCMP after entering Canada illegally at the Sault Ste. Marie crossing last month. Read the details of the enforcement action.
Toronto Home Sales Drop 11%, Prices Fall 6% in 2025
Toronto's housing market ended 2025 with a sharp decline, as sales fell 11.2% and prices dropped 6.3% amid economic uncertainty fueled by U.S. trade tensions. Read the full analysis.
B.C. land border crossings to U.S. see biggest drop in Canada
New data reveals a significant drop in land border crossings from British Columbia into the United States in 2025, the largest decline nationwide. Explore the figures and potential implications.
Canadian woman charged after illegal U.S. border crossing
A Canadian woman is accused of illegally entering Washington state at Peace Arch Park to retrieve her dog, then injuring a border agent during a violent arrest. Read the full details.
Eight Migrants Cross into Canada Near Hemmingford
Canada Border Services Agency intercepts eight individuals after irregular crossing from U.S. near Hemmingford, Quebec. Details on the ongoing border situation.
Canadian charged for kicking U.S. border agent
A Canadian woman faces charges for illegally crossing the U.S. border and assaulting a federal officer by kicking him in the face. Get the latest details on this international incident.
Haitian migrants arrested in Quebec deported to U.S.
Several Haitian migrants detained by the Canada Border Services Agency in Quebec on December 25 have been deported to the United States. Get the latest on this developing immigration story.
Haitian migrants arrested in Quebec deported to U.S.
Several Haitian migrants detained at the Quebec border on Christmas Day have been deported to the United States. Get the latest details on this developing immigration story.
Canada pushes back on Chinese military drills near Taiwan
The Canadian government has formally criticized recent Chinese military exercises in the Taiwan Strait. Ottawa reaffirms its commitment to regional stability and peaceful dialogue.
Fourth man charged after 44 found in truck at U.S. border
U.S. authorities charge a fourth individual after discovering 44 people, predominantly Haitian nationals, concealed in a truck near the Canadian border. Details on the ongoing investigation.
Abbotsford police arrest 'border runner' on NYE
Abbotsford Police Department arrested a 'border runner' on New Year's Eve, highlighting ongoing border security efforts. Read the latest on this enforcement action.
Weapons Seized at Canada-U.S. Border Crossings in Windsor
Canada Border Services Agency officers in Windsor seized prohibited weapons, including firearms and a silencer, in separate incidents. Learn about the ongoing efforts to secure our borders.
Iran lists Canadian navy as terrorist group
Iran designates Canada's navy as a terrorist organization in retaliation for Ottawa's similar move. The escalation highlights deepening diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Illegal Border-Crosser Charged in Toronto Kidnapping Plot
Osman Azizov, accused of plotting kidnappings, entered Canada as an irregular border-crosser in 2017. His refugee claim was denied, yet he stayed for six more years. Explore the security and immigration concerns raised by this case.
Poll: 72% of Canadians Want Vehicles Built in Canada
A new KPMG survey finds 72% of Canadians say it's important their next vehicle is assembled in Canada, citing economic impact and trade concerns. Discover the full consumer sentiment shift.
EU's Carbon Border Tax Seeks Global Influence
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism aims to set a global standard for carbon pricing. As it evolves, its effectiveness in driving worldwide climate policy is under scrutiny.
Israel's Somaliland Recognition Divides Horn of Africa
Israel becomes the first nation to recognize Somaliland's statehood, prompting celebrations in the breakaway region and condemnation from Somalia's president. Explore the geopolitical implications.
U.S. Now Photographing All Non-Citizens at Border
New U.S. rules require photographing all non-citizens, including Canadians and children, upon entry and exit. Learn what this means for cross-border travel and privacy.
Thailand, Cambodia sign new ceasefire agreement
Thailand and Cambodia have signed a new ceasefire agreement to halt border fighting. The pact was finalized during a high-level meeting between defense ministers on December 27, 2025.
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