Welcome
The Cross-Border Institute is dedicated to research, education, and public outreach related to the movement of people, goods, and funds across borders.
Our mission is to leverage our expertise so that private and public-sector decision makers have access to innovative – and pragmatic – solutions to cross-border issues.
We bring together the right mix of people in an environment that leverages expertise from a wide range of perspectives, and undertake cutting-edge and purpose-driven research that leads to more efficient and effective borders. With an entrepreneurial mindset, we are committed to developing a thorough knowledge of the business via multidisciplinary approaches that identify opportunities and solve real problems.
Our Vision – Highly efficient, safe borders that honour national policies and enforce national laws while posing minimal disruption to legitimate cross-border activities.
CBI continues to form partnership with public agencies, private firms, industry groups and community groups to advance the cause of making a better Canada – US border. It also works with institutions in other countries to address the global challenges of border management and cross-border commerce.
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Still time to register! Online classes begin September 8.
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International Trade and Border Management Program
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This online offering builds knowledge about how trade and borders work at a detailed level, exposing learners to nuances of the cross-border movement of goods, services, people and funds necessary to operate a successful, globally-oriented business or to execute the functions of government agencies....CBI and UWindsorContinue are excited to announce that the International Trade & Border Management Program will begin Sept 8, 2020. Director Bill Anderson and Special Advisor Laurie Tannous
are the instructors for this exciting and relevant program.
For more information visit or to register visit continue.uwindsor.ca/486/international-trade-and-border-management-certificate
International Trade and Border Management Program
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This online offering builds knowledge about how trade and borders work at a detailed level, exposing learners to nuances of the cross-border movement of goods, services, people and funds necessary to operate a successful, globally-oriented business or to execute the functions of government agencies....CBI Executive Director, Marta Leardi-Anderson will be one of the panelists during the #cusba August 19 event discussing Strategies for Easing Non-Essential Travel Restrictions at the Canada-US Border.
For more information visit:
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Laurie Trautman (Director, Border Policy Research Institute, Western Washington University, Member, Future Borders Coalition)CBI Special Advisor, Laurie Tannous, is one of the panelists for the #AGTALKS Michigan Virtual Town Hall.
To register see link belowThis week #AgTalks will be visiting Michigan for a great dialogue you won't want to miss!
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CBI Executive Director Marta Leardi-Anderson and Special Advisor Laurie Tannous take part in this important discussion on July 14. To register visit www.wiit.org/ev_calendar_day.asp?date=7/14/2020&eventid=97
US-Canada Trade: On the Ground at the Entry Points
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Event Name : US-Canada Trade: On the Ground at the Entry Points Event Name : US-Canada Trade: On the Ground at the Entry Points Event Start Date : 7/14/2020 3:00 PM Event End Date : 7/14/2020 4:00 PM Venue Name : Zoom Virtual Event Event Location :This policy paper sets out ideas that could be applied to broader decision making in order to resume land border operations across the Canada-US border during a global pandemic, in a safe and calculated manner.
Research
The ultimate goal of all research at CBI is to make the border work better. This means listening carefully to public and private sector border stakeholders and translating the results of our research into better government policy and better private sector practice.
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Traffic Lab
The Traffic Lab maintains sophisticated software, data and hardware including sensing resources to conduct cutting edge research. The overarching goal is to generate information that can lead to improved traffic performance at Canada-US border crossings.
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