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Transnational Organized Crime and Border Security: Top Takeaways from the Ottawa Roundtable
On October 6, 2025, the Future Borders Coalition convened a roundtable in Ottawa with U.S. and Canadian policymakers, law enforcement, and industry leaders to address threats and the growing proliferation of cartels along the shared border. The following documents include the top takeaways from the meeting. .
‘Canada can’t replace U.S. market’: Trade expert discusses high stakes in upcoming CUSMA review
Canadian trade expert Laura Dawson says that while the 2026 CUSMA review poses risks, it also offers opportunities to expand cooperation...
FBC Statement on Canada's Strong Border Act
Canada's New Border Security Act is an important step forward for border security and integrity. The Act addresses key concerns in the...
FBC’s February 2025 report: Border Security, Technology, and Illicit Trade
FBC’s February 2025 report: Border Security, Technology, and Illicit Trade: How new technologies and information sharing can reduce...
Illicit Border Trade Linked to International Crime Networks
Illicit trade in tobacco products between the U.S. and Canada sustains networks of criminality linked to narcotics, weapons, and human...
Lessons in Leadership from the Canadian Border Services Agency
During his term as CBSA President (2016-2022), John Ossowski honed his ability to lead during turbulent times. The work of the CBSA to...









