Thanksgiving Day weekend in Canada is coming up and if you have plans to buy your turkey in the U.S., there are some things you need to remember.
The Canada Border Services Agency says a person is allowed to bring into Canada one frozen turkey, weighing no more than 20 kilograms without paying any duty or additional import requirements.
More than one will cost you some money.
An Avian Flu scare banned the import of poultry products to Canada in 2015 but that was lifted a year later.
