Passengers warned to expect longer government lines at airports this summer

A lack of resources to support security screening and border crossing means millions of travellers will wait longer.

Canadian airports worked with other service providers to bring in more than 11.3 million travellers from the United States and overseas last year. Flickr photograph courtesy of Dan Zen

Opinion

BY DANIEL-ROBERT GOOCH

May 30, 2018

In summer, millions of Canadians take to the skies for vacations and the country welcomes a significant influx of international visitors. Canada’s airports have prepared, but a lack of government resources to support security screening and border crossing means millions of travellers will wait lon...

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