The Canada Border Service Agency is telling tales out of school. They've released monthly stats for the Pigeon River crossing in October. Among the highlights, include a Canadian man who went across for a day and came back with a vintage car. The man provided a border agent with a fake receipt for five thousand dollars but after close examination revealed it cost almost 10 thousand dollars. He was dinged with over 2-thousand dollars in fines.Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Canada Border tales
The Canada Border Service Agency is telling tales out of school. They've released monthly stats for the Pigeon River crossing in October. Among the highlights, include a Canadian man who went across for a day and came back with a vintage car. The man provided a border agent with a fake receipt for five thousand dollars but after close examination revealed it cost almost 10 thousand dollars. He was dinged with over 2-thousand dollars in fines.