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The Western Hemisphere 82 55. 88 519-728-0887
Travel Initiative 42 18. 12
82 42. 52
Beginning January 23, 2007, A LL per-
FYI– They may not
sons, including U.S. citizens, traveling by air take credit cards; so

between the United States and Canada, Mexico, ask just in case.
Central and South America, the Caribbean, and
Bermuda will be required to present a valid pass- Spoote r s
port, Air NEXUS card, or U.S. Coast Guard Mer- Thames River
chant Mariner Docu ment. 800-224-8338
519-682-3841
As early as January 1, 2008, ALL per-
sons, including U.S. citizens, traveling between 42 19. 18
the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, Central and South 82 27. 16
America, the Caribbean, and Bermuda by land

or sea (including ferries), may be required to

present a valid passport or other documents as
determined by the Department of Ho meland Se-
curity. While recent legislative changes permit a
later deadline, the Depart ments of State and
Ho meland Security are wo rking to meet all re-
quirements as soon as possible. A mple advance
notice will be provided to enable the public to
obtain passports or passport cards for land/sea
en tries .

You can still v isit Canada like always by
boat. You just need to call into Customs, the
same as you did before (very easy, they’ll show
you when you arrive). Don’t hesitate to visit!!

For more info rmation, v isit the U.S. State Dept.
web p ag e...h ttp ://trav el.s tate.g o v/trav el

It was 1919…Ontario sides with a majority 1023 C ounty R d. 2 S t. J oa c him, Onta rio N OR 1S 0
(51 9)728-1123 loc al
of public opinion following World War I and
votes for a modified version of Prohibition. (87 7)728-1123 toll free
The law forbids consuming, but not making S outhe rn S hore s of L a k e S t. C lair
or exporting alcohol. The measure helps •MARINE PARTS &SUPPLIES
usher in one of the most lawless and often •LICENSED MERCURY TECHNICIANS ON DUTY
violent, if colorful, eras in North American •IN-WATER SERVICES (FO R ALL MAKES &
history. MO DELS)
With its lengths of shoreline and its water- •JET BOATS & JETS SKIS
•INBOARDS & OUTBOARDS
ways inland, the Lake- •STERN DRIVES
shore region becomes a •HYDRAULIC TRAILER SERVICES
hotbed for the transport •WINTERIZING/SHRINKWRAP/STO RAGE
of liquor to the USA.
The alcohol is often car- Coordinates: 42’ 18.51’N—82’ 36.92’W
ried by road or rail from Railroad Bridge Clearance 7.5’; varies on the water
Québec, where Prohibi-
tion is not in force.
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