Holiday Weekend Getaway to Canada: Will a Past DUI Stop You at the Border?
Planning a holiday weekend trip to Canada? A past DUI could affect your ability to cross the border. Here’s what travelers should know before leaving home.
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Planning a holiday weekend trip to Canada? A past DUI could affect your ability to cross the border. Here’s what travelers should know before leaving home.
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Dual citizens of the U.S. and Canada may still enter Canada after a DUI in the U.S., but legal implications depend on timing, status, and rehabilitation eligibility.