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CBSA to end Commercial Driver Registration Program due to low uptakeCBSA to end Commercial Driver Registration Program due to low uptake

Canada Border Services Agency

Government of CanadaJul 30, 2026Canada

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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announces it will end the Commercial Driver Registration Program due to low uptake.
À partir du 1er septembre 2026, l’ASFC mettra fin au Programme d’inscription des chauffeurs du secteur commercial (PICSC) en raison d’un faible taux d’adhésion et de son double emploi avec le programme EXPRES.
The article reports that four truck drivers on the Canadian side of the Blue Water Bridge were arrested on drug smuggling charges as part of a multi-agency border probe called Project Bay, which led to 21 arrests and more than 102 charges across 22 searches of homes and businesses.

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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announces it will end the Commercial Driver Registration Program due to low uptake. The news release is dated July 30, 2026.

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À partir du 1er septembre 2026, l’ASFC mettra fin au Programme d’inscription des chauffeurs du secteur commercial (PICSC) en raison d’un faible taux d’adhésion et de son double emploi avec le programme EXPRES. Les demandes reçues avant cette date seront traitées et les cartes actuelles resteront valides jusqu’à leur expiration; les conducteurs souhaitant…

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The article reports that four truck drivers on the Canadian side of the Blue Water Bridge were arrested on drug smuggling charges as part of a multi-agency border probe called Project Bay, which led to 21 arrests and more than 102 charges across 22 searches of homes and businesses. The investigation, involving CBSA and multiple police agencies, uncovered…

CBSA to end Commercial Driver Registration Program due to low uptakeCBSA to end Commercial Driver Registration Program due to low uptake

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