Canada prepares for potential surge in migrants from US as Trudeau government stays alert

Canada is preparing for a potential increase in migrants from the United States as the country remains on "high alert." Officials are closely monitoring the border due to concerns about the incoming Trump administration's immigration policies. Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland met with ministers to discuss possible challenges. She assured that Canada has a plan to manage any rise in migrant arrivals, emphasizing the safety and security of Canadian borders. Quebec Premier Francois Legault expressed worries about the province's capacity to accommodate new arrivals. Following the recent U.S. election, interest in moving to Canada surged significantly, according to online search data.