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At 4 PM, Friday, June 7th, the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA), in cooperation with the Customs and Immigration Union (CIU), decided to extend mediation talks with the Canadian Government until Wednesday, June 12th.
Please see the CIU news release for complete details.
It's important to note that 90% of the CBSA are considered essential workers. In the event of a labor action, the border would continue to operate, albeit with a significant delay in its offered services and standard processing.
PCB is keeping an eye on this situation as it evolves. Return here to our Regulation Update Page for the latest, or subscribe to our newsletter to get the news delivered to your inbox.
Our previous updates on this ongoing issue can be found here:
April 15th - May 24th - May 31st - June 6th