Some Canada-U.S. border crossing times will change in 2025. Here's what you need to know

A traveller hands documents to a border officer. (Cole Burston / The Canadian Press)

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) says it will adjust the opening hours for dozens of crossing points across the country as of 12:01 local time on Jan. 6.

The changes, which were determined “in collaboration” with the U.S., “will enhance overall security for both countries.”

“It will allow the CBSA to use its resources more efficiently by deploying officers at busier ports of entry,” the agency wrote in a news release.

“Almost all of these ports of entry are processing an average of two or less cars or commercial trucks per hour during the hours that will no longer be in operation, and travellers have an alternative border crossing option within a 100 km radius.”

Updated crossing times

All times are local. All hours will be in place for seven days a week, unless otherwise indicated.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba

Quebec

New Brunswick

Saskatchewan