New Tech Could Mean Shorter Wait Times at Canada-US Border, Says CBSA

Published on January 30, 2024

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) says it’s adopting new technology to reduce wait times at the border. The agency has announced it is building “the border of the future” using new tools and technologies as well as updated processes, laws, and policies. “Have you heard?” the CBSA said in a recent social media post. “We’re modernizing the border with digital tools, new technology and responsible use of data to make travel smoother.” The border service facelift is the agency’s response to dealing with the ever-increasing number of security threats coming from terrorism and organized crime. But it says it’s also about cutting wait times for travellers and making the process less cumbersome....

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