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Border crossings in Saskatchewan

2 crossingsFrom official dataUpdated October 2026

2 land crossings in Saskatchewan where the CBSA lists commercial processing, from its Directory of Offices. Open one for the paired US port, the commercial hours and directions. Most listed: Saskatchewan (2).

2 crossings

  • North Portal Official list301 W Railway Ave, North PortalCommercial processingOpen 24 hoursEDIExportDetails
    Address
    301 W Railway Ave, North Portal
    Province
    Saskatchewan
    Paired US port
    Portal, ND
    Commercial hours
    Every day 24 hours
    Map position
    Centre of North Portal: the source gives a street address, not a map position
    Notes
    e-Longroom - Release: CBSA.Commercial-602.ASFC@cbsa-asfc.gc.ca
    Source
    Directory of CBSA Offices, Canada Border Services Agency (source)

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  • Regway Official listHwy 6, Minton, S0C 1T0Commercial processingOpen 24 hoursEDIExportDetails
    Address
    Hwy 6, Minton, S0C 1T0
    Province
    Saskatchewan
    Paired US port
    Raymond MT
    Commercial hours
    Every day 24 hours
    Map position
    Centre of Minton: the source gives a street address, not a map position
    Source
    Directory of CBSA Offices, Canada Border Services Agency (source)

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More crossings near Saskatchewan: the nearest 8, within 379 km

Straight-line distance from the middle of the listings above, nearest first.

  • LyletonHwy 256, Pierson, Manitoba 169 km
  • CoulterHwy 83, Melita, Manitoba 189 km
  • GoodlandsHwy 21, Deloraine, Manitoba 222 km
  • BoissevainHwy 10, Boissevain, Manitoba 255 km
  • LenaHwy 18, Killarney, Manitoba 284 km
  • CartwrightHwy 5, Cartwright, Manitoba 306 km
  • Crystal CityHwy 34, Crystal City, Manitoba 337 km
  • WindygatesHwy 31, Darlingford, Manitoba 379 km

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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.

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2 crossings listed for Saskatchewan, from the list dated 2026-10-01.

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