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Surprisingly, no. Unlike the Mexican-USA border, which is heavily militarized and crawling with soldiers (and fraught with danger), there is no border patrol, much less a fence, on the Canadian line.
Canada and the United States actually hold a joint world-record.
They share the largest demilitarized border on the earth.
The name means exactly what you would think it means: there are few to no border patrol on the Canada-USA line. That means that crossing the Canadian-United States border is as simple as walking, without soldiers or police stopping and asking for an ID at the international boundary.
However, this does not mean you should walk into Canada (or vice-versa) without a legal visa. Once you reach a town or pass a police car, you'll be asked to show one.
According to Wikipedia, this near-total lack of border patrol was established by the "Rush-Bagot Treaty", initially designed to demilitarize (remove army protection from) the Great Lakes. It laid the foundation for the eventual demilitarization of the entire border.
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What else can I help you with?
What is the lacrosse ball different between US and Canada?
Canada Balls R tha bomb
What was the relationship between Canada the US and Britain during world war 2?
They were allies
Which war was fought between the US and Great Britain over impressments and US territorial designs on Canada?
The War of 1812
What is the main difference between American climate and the Canadian climate?
The climate is similar between the northern states of the US and Canada.
How did the Mexican came to the US?
by walking the border or hopping the fence
How is the border between the US and Canada like a backyard fence?
Us and Canada share the world's longest, undefended border of about 5,500 mmiles. People can illegally cross this border, but security is getting tighter.
What is an unfortified border?
Where two countries dont have a border , like a fence or a wall . Example : Us and Canada .
What is the diffence between Canada and US?
Canada doesn't suck
Where is the US is located?
The US is located on the continent North America.(between Canada and Mexico).
Where is the us in relation to Canada and Mexico?
It is right between both of them: the US is south of Canada, but north of Mexico.
Why did US authorities start building a fence across the border with Mexico and not across the border with Canada?
The border with Mexico is often crossed illegally.
What bus lines cross the the border from the US to Canada?
The Greyhound bus line travels between Canada and the US.
What Eliminates tariffs between the US and Canada?
NAFTA
What are 2 differences between the US and Canada's governments?
we arent queer like Canada
How long was the civil war between Canada and America?
The Civil War was not between Canada and America. It was between the northern and southern US states.
Maritime border dispute between Canada and US in the Beaufort Sea?
It isn't about the sea but what lays beneath it. Offshore oil reserves and plenty of it will make the best of neighbors squabble about where the proper fence line should be placed. They will work it out with time.
What is the difference of the climate between Canada and the US?
Canada is usally much colder because its more north than the US
