After several days of intense back-and-forth jabs between Donald Trump and Canadian Primer Minister Justin Trudeau that stem from the American's threats of tariffs on Canadian goods once his administration begins, the Canadian government is now formulating a comprehensive plan to address border security concerns and appease the United States president-elect.
The proposed measures include deploying drones and canine units to monitor border crossings and reducing non-essential foot traffic as well as investments in new technologies such as lab testing to curb fentanyl trafficking and improved databases to share background information on travelers.
