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Neil Desai and Cathy Munroe

It’s time for a serious rethink on Canada’s border strategy

The unprecedented threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic has forced unprecedented responses, not least in Canadian border security management. Faced with the surging Omicron

Opinion | BY NEIL DESAI AND CATHY MUNROE | January 12, 2022

Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino, who is responsible for the Canada Border Services Agency, is pictured in Ottawa on Nov. 30, 2021. While novel technologies will prove difficult targets for border controls, the use of emerging technologies as a tool of border management also presents its own host of troubling ‘opportunities,’ write Neil Desai and Cathy Munroe. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade and Flickr photograph by Dennis Sylvester Hurd

It’s time for a serious rethink on Canada’s border strategy

Opinion | BY NEIL DESAI AND CATHY MUNROE | January 12, 2022

The unprecedented threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic has forced unprecedented responses, not least in Canadian border security management. Faced with the surging Omicron

It’s time for a serious rethink on Canada’s border strategy

Opinion | BY NEIL DESAI AND CATHY MUNROE | January 12, 2022

The unprecedented threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic has forced unprecedented responses, not least in Canadian border security management. Faced with the surging Omicron

Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino, who is responsible for the Canada Border Services Agency, is pictured in Ottawa on Nov. 30, 2021. While novel technologies will prove difficult targets for border controls, the use of emerging technologies as a tool of border management also presents its own host of troubling ‘opportunities,’ write Neil Desai and Cathy Munroe. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade and Flickr photograph by Dennis Sylvester Hurd

It’s time for a serious rethink on Canada’s border strategy

The unprecedented threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic has forced unprecedented responses, not least in Canadian border security management. Faced with the surging Omicron

Opinion | BY NEIL DESAI AND CATHY MUNROE | January 12, 2022

Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino, who is responsible for the Canada Border Services Agency, is pictured in Ottawa on Nov. 30, 2021. While novel technologies will prove difficult targets for border controls, the use of emerging technologies as a tool of border management also presents its own host of troubling ‘opportunities,’ write Neil Desai and Cathy Munroe. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade and Flickr photograph by Dennis Sylvester Hurd

It’s time for a serious rethink on Canada’s border strategy

Opinion | BY NEIL DESAI AND CATHY MUNROE | January 12, 2022

The unprecedented threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic has forced unprecedented responses, not least in Canadian border security management. Faced with the surging Omicron

It’s time for a serious rethink on Canada’s border strategy

Opinion | BY NEIL DESAI AND CATHY MUNROE | January 12, 2022

The unprecedented threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic has forced unprecedented responses, not least in Canadian border security management. Faced with the surging Omicron

Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino, who is responsible for the Canada Border Services Agency, is pictured in Ottawa on Nov. 30, 2021. While novel technologies will prove difficult targets for border controls, the use of emerging technologies as a tool of border management also presents its own host of troubling ‘opportunities,’ write Neil Desai and Cathy Munroe. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade and Flickr photograph by Dennis Sylvester Hurd