SnowbirdAdvisor.ca has an update on registration requirements for foreign nationals, including Canadians, staying in the U.S.

Canadian snowbirds who call Arizona home for more than 30 days must register with the government, according to a new Trump administration rule.

Canadian snowbirds express concerns over new U.S. visitor requirements. Watch as Fort Myers Beach Community Correspondent Anvar Ruziev speaks with Canadian visitors about the new rules.

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Canadians in Yuma are giving mixed reactions to the new rules for people outside the U.S. temporarily living in the country.

Lawyers are suing the city of Chandler and police officers for $50 million after a man was mistakenly shot in the back during an incident in 2024. An Arizona Senate committee unanimously approved a ...

About a million Canadians who travel to Arizona annually will soon face a significant change. Those planning to stay in Arizona or any other US city for over 30 days will be required to register with ...

A big change is coming for roughly a million Canadians who visit Arizona every year. Anyone looking to spend more than 30 days in Arizona, or anywhere else in the U.S., will now have to register with ...