I am sure that someone more knowledgeable will correct me if I am wrong, but I don't think there has ever been an issue bringing meat into Canada, crossing into the US has always been the problem
I was politely asked/told to discard the meat I had in the MH freezer when we entered back into Washington. It was only one steak, and one avacado, and we complied without hesitation.
kalynzoo wrote: I was politely asked/told to discard the meat I had in the MH freezer when we entered back into Washington. It was only one steak, and one avacado, and we complied without hesitation.
The question is about going into Canada.
You won't having any problems taking meat into Canada.
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I have lost count of how many times we have crossed into Canada. I have never been asked about any food, meat or other. When in Canada we will go to US sometimes and do some shopping. We always tell them if we have any meat, dairy etc....never ever an issue. More than 20 years of visiting Canada with RV.
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