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Federal Government Faces Tough Choices in Pushing Workers Back to Office -
CBSA Union President Decries ‘Two-Tiered’ Disciplinary System as ArriveCan Investigation Continues
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Canada Border Services Agency ‘Desperately Understaffed,’ Union President Testifies
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Tories Want Auditor General to Launch Probe Into Company Behind ArriveCan
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3 Federal Agencies Earn ‘Paper Weight Award’ for Red Tape, Absurd Regulations
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$50M Border Seizure Is Largest Ever in Prairies, CBSA Says
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‘Digital Tools’ Will Shorten Wait Times at Canada-Us Border, CBSA Says
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Former CBSA Tech Officer Minh Doan Denies Destroying ArriveCan-Related Emails
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Two Former CBSA Employees Suspended Over ArriveCan Allegations, Allege ‘Intimidation’
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Mexican Smuggler Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison After Drug Bust at BC Airport
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Gun Traffickers ‘Prefer to do Business With Canada Post’: 68,000 Guns Seized in Mail
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Defence Minister to Toronto Mayor: Armouries ‘Not the Appropriate Place’ to Host Homeless
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Government Says It’s Unable to Catch All Foreign Fugitives in Canada
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Auditor General ‘Disappointed’ to Learn About RCMP ArriveCan Investigation From Media
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Border Agency Seizes 200 Kg of Opium in Shipments Originating in United Arab Emirates
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Majority of Deportation Order Recipients Remain in Canada: Document
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Travellers Caught at Border With Multiple Fraudulent Permanent Residency Cards
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Customs Officers Find Two Live Tarantulas Hidden in Packages at Edmonton Airport: CBSA
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CBSA Closes Main Border Crossing Between Montreal and New York
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Over 3,300 Foreign Nationals Flagged as Security Risks Allowed Into Canada From 2014-2019: Audit
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Police Arrest 45, Seize 440 Weapons in Canada-Wide Raids Targeting 3D-printed Guns
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Mendicino Testifies on Bill That Would Create Independent Review Body for RCMP, CBSA
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Canada Losing Millions in Unpaid Customs Duties at Border
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Voluntary ArriveCAN Usage Low Despite Speedier Border Processing: CBSA
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Feds Allowed Entry to Over 40% of Foreign Border-Crossers Deemed Risky: Audit
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Feds Spent Over $15M on Private Firms to Investigate Staff
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John Robson: Federal Consultants Proliferate, but Don’t Expect More Public Sector Efficiency
