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Land border crossings into Canada where the Canada Border Services Agency processes commercial goods, with the paired US port and the commercial hours from the CBSA Directory of Offices.
Crossing with a load: Canada and US hours of service compared.
Questions
Where does this list come from?
From the Directory of CBSA Offices, which the Canada Border Services Agency publishes as open data. Only land ports with a paired US port and commercial hours are shown here.
Are the commercial hours the same as the traveller hours?
Not always. The hours on each card are the ones the CBSA lists for commercial processing at that port. Some ports keep different hours for travellers, and hours can change on holidays.
What does a highway carrier need before arriving?
Highway carriers send their cargo and conveyance data to the CBSA electronically before they reach the border, under the Advance Commercial Information (ACI) eManifest program. Check the current requirements on the CBSA website.
How many crossings are listed?
95, most of them in Quebec (27).