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Author: Jim Bronskill and Kyle Duggan
Publication Date: January 11, 2026 - 09:46
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Preclearance travel screening projects will proceed this year, U.S. and Canada say
January 11, 2026
Canada and the United States say two preclearance projects that would allow more travellers to be screened well in advance of crossing the border are set to proceed this year after many months of planning.
The assurances follow U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra’s comments that cast doubt on the future of arrangements currently allowing many passengers flying to American cities to be pre-cleared at Canadian airports by U.S. border officers.
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