Imagine this: you have been charged with reckless driving, and your upcoming trip to Canada now may no longer be possible. You might be wondering, “Can you get into Canada with a reckless driving offense?” This isn’t a simple “yes or no” question. There are various factors at play, but don’t worry. We’re here to shed […]
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Millions of people travel to and via Canada each year, and most are welcomed with open arms. However, some people may be denied entry into Canada, even for a layover of a few hours at the airport as Canada takes certain criminal charges very seriously, including DUIs, DWIs and other alcohol-related offenses. If you have […]
Having a DUI, DWI or another drunk driving charge on record can prevent you from entering Canada, regardless of the reason for which you need to enter Canada. Some people wrongfully believe that having a valid passport is enough to enter Canada and are unaware that even a single DUI can cause issues crossing into Canada. […]
Did you know that a single DUI conviction or arrest can make you criminally inadmissible to enter Canada? Many US citizens are surprised to learn this information, especially those who need to go to Alaska from mainland USA via Canada. Each year, thousands of US citizens look to travel to Alaska for vacation, to board […]
Even one simple DWAI conviction in New York state can stop you from entering Canada legally. Every day, people are turned away at the Canadian border because of DUIs, DWIs DWAIs and other alcohol-related offenses on record. If you’re planning on traveling from New York to Canada with a DUI, DWI or DWAI charge, it’s […]
If you plan on traveling from California to Canada with an alcohol-related offense on your record, such as a DUI or even a wet reckless, it’s important to know your options for legal entry. Unfortunately, a single DUI can make you criminally inadmissible to Canada. Before you plan a trip for business, leisure or family […]
One single drunk driving offense does not usually cause a problem for Canadians crossing the United States border, but, it will most certainly cause an issue for Americans wishing to cross the Canadian border. Many US citizens and residents are surprised by this fact because most drunk driving offenses don’t prohibit people from traveling freely […]
The Cannabis Act became effective on October 17, 2018 to best protect the health and safety of Canadians. Even though it’s legal to use marijuana (as long as you are 18 or 19 years of age, depending on the territory, etc.), there are still strict laws that must be followed in order to ensure that […]
The recreational use of cannabis is now legal in Canada. According to The Cannabis Act, adults in Canada are allowed to use, buy, possess and grow recreational marijuana. In Quebec and Alberta, the legal age is 18. For the rest of the country, it’s 19. Marijuana can be purchased online and from stores that are […]
The United States and Canada have a strong trading partnership thanks to their shared border. In 2018, traded goods and services totaled $673.1 billion. With the constant trading of goods as well as services, many individuals from the United States must regularly travel to Canada for business purposes. Even though the two countries are close […]
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