Expect delays at the border this long weekend

Posted May 22, 2010 3:02 pm.

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If your long weekend plans include a trip across the border, police are reminding travellers to bring their proper paperwork.

Travellers who do not have a passport will need to present an approved-travel document such as an enhanced drivers licence or identity card that denotes both identity and citizenship. Birth certificates are sufficient identification for children under 16.

Complete information on U.S. customs and border protection can be found at www.getyouhome.gov.

To find border wait times, go to www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca.

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