Yesterday I was back to Calgary from the US. In the airport they introduced new system: you just scan your PR card and declaration at an ATM-type machine and pretty much continue to the baggage section, where someone just looks at your PR card and you take your baggage, leave declaration card and exit. You do not go through a real CBSA officer who asks you questions and stamps your passport.
In order to retain some proof, I recommend you retain your boarding passes as proof of return to Canada. To my question, how does CBSA know that I am back to Canada, they said that my arrival was registered at the time my PR was scanned at the machine. Very simplified process.
In order to retain some proof, I recommend you retain your boarding passes as proof of return to Canada. To my question, how does CBSA know that I am back to Canada, they said that my arrival was registered at the time my PR was scanned at the machine. Very simplified process.