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Canada Border Services Agency is connected with ASN/IP network resources in Unavailable.

Identity: Canada Border Services Agency, Government agency, Government body

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Canada Border Services Agency

Canada Border Services Agency is connected with ASN/IP network resources in Unavailable.

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IdentityCanada Border Services Agency, Government agency, Government bodyHigh confidence

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Display nameCanada Border Services AgencyHigh confidence
Legal typeGovernment agencyHigh confidence
Directory categoryGovernment bodyHigh confidence
Last updatedJul 18, 2026High confidence

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Geography scopeNorth AmericaHigh confidence
Other infrastructure servicesNorth AmericaMedium confidence

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Service platformCanada Border Services Agency Other infrastructure services · North AmericaUnrated

Registry and related records

Coverage contextArriveCAN made contract records, supplier layers and value-for-money proof a public-procurement accountability test, ArriveCAN began as an emergency border-health service and became a test of whether government can reconstruct what it bought, who performed the work, what the work cost and why each procurement decision was reasonable. The central failure was not that an application necessarily had no public purpose. It was that speed, fragmented authority and weak records made it impossible to demonstrate a precise total cost or consistently connect requirements, resources, security, deliverables, invoices and releases. Repair therefore requires more than new rules: it requires operating evidence that emergency procurement remains reviewable while the emergency is still under way.Medium confidence

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Primary articleArriveCAN made contract records, supplier layers and value-for-money proof a public-procurement accountability testHigh confidence

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