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ENHANCED DRIVER'S LICENCE FOR U.S. BORDER GOES PUBLIC

April 6, 2009
Minister of State for Intergovernmental Relations Joan McIntyre responds to a reporter’s questions about the B.C. Enhanced Driver’s Licence program.

Minister of State for Intergovernmental Relations Joan McIntyre responds to a reporter’s questions about the B.C. Enhanced Driver’s Licence program. The minister announced April 6 during an event in Vancouver that (EDL) – a driver’s licence that also allows the cardholder to cross into the United States at land or water ports of entry between Canada and the United States with a single piece of identification.

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2009-04-06 - British Columbians can as of April 6 apply for B.C.’s Enhanced Driver’s Licence (EDL) – a driver’s licence that also allows the cardholder to cross into the United States at land or water ports of entry between Canada and the United States with a single piece of identification.
2009-04-06 - Minister of State for Intergovernmental Relations Joan McIntyre responds to a reporter’s questions about the B.C. Enhanced Driver’s Licence program.
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