I may be going to Canada in may depending on my work schedule.
I had a pass port in 2000 when I went to London and Africa. But would ned to replace it now.
I contacted Tiple A and was told I do not need a passport in get into Canada, I dont want to drive all the way there and be told to go home.
Did anyone recently goign to canda have trouble with not having a pass port.
As far as I understood it, the USA is the one demanding that Canadians provide passports at the border, not the other way around.
– ElbowStrike
If you are not FLYING into the country, you do not need a passport. You can DRIVE into Canada without a passport. I drove into the USA last week, and I know a few Americans who drove into Canada within the past week as well. You are fine.
We’ll let anyone in without ID. Claim refugee status and we’ll set you up with a free pad and health care.
^ And then, without any evidence whatsoever, we will deport you to Syria on suspicions of terrorism to be tortured, even though you haven’t been to Syria in over 25 years. 
[quote]ElbowStrike wrote:
^ And then, without any evidence whatsoever, we will deport you to Syria on suspicions of terrorism to be tortured, even though you haven’t been to Syria in over 25 years. ;)[/quote]
W00T! free syrian vacation!
I hope that you enjoy our Country. Canada is a great place, but then I am hopelessly and unapologetically biased.
With respect to your question, I agree that it would suck immensely to get here and then be told that you can’t come in.
Accordingly, I invite you to obtain a definitive answer to your question by consulting Passport Canada (link attached below for your reference and convenience).
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You may also want to check with US authorities. Without a passport, they may not let you cross the border to get home.
– ElbowStrike