WASHINGTON: The United States will require Canadians visiting for more than 30 days to register with authorities, the federal register showed on Wednesday, toughening rules as trade tensions soar between the North American neighbours.
The new requirement, effective from April 11, would harden enforcement of an existing law from which US media said Canadian nationals had typically been exempt.
It will likely impact the estimated 900,000 Canadians -- known colloquially as “snowbirds” -- who spend winters in warmer southern US states such as Florida, Texas and Southern Carolina.
NASA duo Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have been stuck aboard the ISS since June. —AFP/FileWASHINGTON: A pair of...
South Korean protesters held mass weekend demonstrations against and in support of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol....
The photograph by Webb telescope as it left Earth in 2021. —AFP/FilePARIS: The James Webb Space Telescope has...
A photo of Deshabandu Tennakoon in Narahenpita, Sri Lanka on Jun 14, 2024. —Facebook@Deshabandu TennakoonCOLOMBO: A...
An undated image of US President Donald Trump. — Reuters/FileWASHINGTON: Donald Trump declared on Monday he was...
US soldiers use their new electronic warfare tool powered by artificial intelligence. —US Army/FileWASHINGTON: The...
