Canada issues new travel warning for the US
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While the US recently updated its travel advisory for Canada, Canada has responded with its own updated warning, specifically advising travelers to steer clear of demonstrations.
While Canada's travel advisory for the U.S. still suggests "normal security precautions," a June 11 update specifically warns travelers about demonstrations in Los Angeles and other major cities. On the same day, the U.S. also updated its own advisory for Canada with minor adjustments, recommending similar normal precautions.
Canada's travel advisory for the U.S. now warns travelers to "stay away from demonstrations and to "follow the instructions of local authorities, including curfew orders." The advisory, which specifically highlights "Demonstrations in Los Angeles and other major cities," also advises monitoring local media for the latest information.
Since June 6, 2025, large demonstrations have erupted in Los Angeles and other major U.S. cities. The updated advisory notes the deployment of additional security forces and a curfew in effect for most of downtown Los Angeles from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. It also warns that further curfew orders could be imposed with little notice.
The advisory from Canada specifically references 'Curfew guidance – City of Los Angeles.' It also highlights an increase in 'criminal incidents associated with drug trafficking' near the Mexico border, particularly in California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
For those crossing the U.S.–Mexico border by car, Canada advises 'extreme vigilance,' recommending the use of 'officially recognized border crossings' only and 'avoiding travel at night.'
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