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

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

The Canadian Border Service Agency announced it will end and replace the Remote Area Border Crossing Program with telephone ...

Remote Area Border Program offered hassle-free pre-approved entry into parts of northwestern Ontario and southeastern ...

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 ...

Starting in September, people crossing Minnesota's border with Canada at remote locations like the Northwest Angle Area and ...

Canada plans to end a U.S. border crossing program that has been running for decades. The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA ...

The Canada Border Services Agency is introducing new telephone reporting border crossings for remotes areas of US – Canadian border crossing. Effective September 14, 2026 the old Remote Area Border ...

The Canada Border Services Agency says it will replace remote border crossing permits with mandatory telephone reporting at designated sites by 2026.

Through the Remote Area Border Program (RABC), set to end next September, the Canada Border Service agency issued annual ...

New telephone reporting sites will be established in areas currently served by the permits, Canadian officials said.