Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says we’ll need stronger screening measures in place at the border crossings in Niagara and across the rest of the country.
This would help deal with an anticipated increase in cross border traffic, as more businesses reopen in Canada and the United States.
The border closed to non-essential traffic back in March.
Trudeau won’t say if he’s expecting it to reopen, once the deal expires May 21st.
Canadians Fingerprinted for Longer Term Stays
American border officials also speak to cell phone checks
NRP Officers Commended by Chief
The dangerous work police officers have done in recent weeks in Niagara was recognized at police services board meeting
Woman's Body Found in Park
Update: Police looking for this murder suspect from Brampton
NRP Warn of Financial Institution Scam
They say criminals phone someone, and attempt to get access to credit or debit cards
MPP Demands Local Workers for Skyway
Jennie Stevens accused the government of selling jobs to the lowest foreign bidders as it prepares to build another bridge
MPP Calls Out "Gov't Meddling"
Wayne Gates says the Ontario government shouldn't be picking out new Regional Chair, after the death of Jim Bradley
Port Colborne Considers Growth Plan
It's meant to help with growth of infrastructure in the East Side Employment Lands district
Man Arrested in St. Catharines Home
Police closed off a number of roads today