Canada Border Service Agents are being kept busy at the Pigeon River border crossing. Last month a US resident tried to enter Canada and was referred to immigration where they discovered the traveler had been convicted for delivering LSD in the States. She was turned away and returned to the US. Meanwhile, in the Spring, two US residents crossing the border claimed they didn't have any firearms or weapons in their vehicle. Upon further examination it turned out they had a .38 calibre handgun in the centre console of the vehicle. The driver was charged for failing to report his handgun to agents and paid fines over 3-thousand dollars.Thursday, May 9, 2013
CBSA Releases Border Stats
Canada Border Service Agents are being kept busy at the Pigeon River border crossing. Last month a US resident tried to enter Canada and was referred to immigration where they discovered the traveler had been convicted for delivering LSD in the States. She was turned away and returned to the US. Meanwhile, in the Spring, two US residents crossing the border claimed they didn't have any firearms or weapons in their vehicle. Upon further examination it turned out they had a .38 calibre handgun in the centre console of the vehicle. The driver was charged for failing to report his handgun to agents and paid fines over 3-thousand dollars.