The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) issued an outline of tasks accomplished in the first ten months of 2025.
Between January 1 and October 31, 2025 the CBSA processed almost 4.3 million commercial trucks into Canada, which is on par with volumes in 2024.
The Agency collected $40.6 billion in payments in duties and taxes and administered the Special Import Measures Act, with over $187.5 million in anti-dumping and countervailing duties assessed.
CBSA also launched a combined 33 dumping and subsidy investigations for nine different products to determine whether they are being sold at unfair prices in Canada or whether they are receiving financial support from foreign governments. This included 20 investigations into steel products.
The CBSA also processed over 70 million travellers into Canada, a 12% decrease from 2024. This includes approximately 31.1 million travellers by air, 35.8 million travellers by land and 3.2 million travellers by water.
Detector Dog Service Teams conducted 29,486 searches, resulting in the interception of 13,986 high-risk food, plant and animal products, and 1,805 seizures of prohibited drugs, firearms and undeclared currency.