'I feel criminalized': No explanation given for increase U.S. border bans handed to Canadians

Justin Lejeunesse spent his summer working at Spirit Ridge resort in Osoyoos, B.C., but high rental rates during peak season prompted his decision to look for housing elsewhere. Instead of living in B.C., he and his girlfriend opted to stay at her parents place, rent free, just across the border in Oroville, Wash. "For eight weeks we were crossing almost daily and there was no problems at all," said Lejeunesse in an interview with CTV News.This article is Part 2 in a series. Part 1: 5-year borde