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Changes to Border Crossing Hours in British Columbia and Other Provinces

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) will revise hours of service at several land ports of entry across British Columbia and Manitoba starting next month. The changes come as British Columbia abandons seasonal time adjustments. Specific ports affected include Piney, South Junction, and Tolstoi in Manitoba, along with four ports in Alberta.

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Starting next month, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) will implement changes to the hours of service at multiple land ports of entry. This adjustment is part of a broader shift as British Columbia moves away from seasonal time changes. The ports specifically affected in British Columbia and surrounding areas include Piney, South Junction, and Tolstoi in Manitoba and four additional ports in Alberta. The updated schedules aim to provide improved operations and efficiency at these crossings, aligning with the new time management policies in British Columbia. The exact details about the new operating hours have yet to be disclosed, but they are expected to be announced by the CBSA as the changes take effect.

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