CBSA

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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is dedicated to protecting the security and prosperity of Canada by managing the flow of people and goods. Recently, CBSA experienced IT systems outages due to unforeseen technical problems during routine maintenance, which were not the result of a cyberattack. The agency has since resumed regular operations and is working with Shared Services Canada to reduce the risk of future outages. CBSA plays a critical role in Canada's immigration system, enforcing laws at the border to protect Canada and facilitating the flow of travellers and goods. In 2025, CBSA stopped transnational organized crime networks, found foreign companies undervaluing their goods, and removed inadmissible foreign nationals. The agency is also involved in expanding customs services at the Port of Québec to strengthen the Canadian economy. - This is a paid press release. Contact the press release distributor directly with any inquiries. CNW Group # Update on recent CBSA IT systems outages CNW Group 2 min read OTTAWA, ON, Oct. 6, 2025 /CNW/ - The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is committed to supporting public safety and facilitating the flow of trade and travel. Shared Services Canada (SSC) provides secure IT infrastructure serv - ## CBSA's Role in Canada's Immigration System The mission of CBSA is to protect the security and prosperity of Canada by managing the flow of people and goods to and from Canada. CBSA falls under the Department of Public Safety. The Minister of Public Safety shares responsibility with the Minister of Immigration and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) in enforcing the Immigration a - ## Co-investors of CBSA Over the past 20 years, 26 investors have co-invested in CBSA's portfolio companies. This includes only funds. ## Recent News related to CBSA ## FAQs about CBSA Accel Partners Partech IN-Q-TEL - US Fujitsu Tenity Stanford - The Government of Canada remains committed to supporting transformative projects that strengthen the Canadian economy, making it more self-reliant and resilient in the face of global shocks. At the heart of this mission are large-scale initiatives, such as the one announced today at the Port of Québec, a key player in the economic future of Quebec and Canada. Quotes [...] – Olga Farman, CEO of the