Camp owners across northwestern Ontario are calling for changes at the border in Fort Frances.
Concerns about how American hunters and anglers are treated by customs officers was a topic of discussion at yesterday's Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters Association Conference in Dryden.
Executive Director of the Sunset Country Travel Association Gerry Cariou insists policies and procedures are being carried out different at the Fort border.
"The hunters going to Quebec, northeastern Ontario, B.C. or Manitoba aren't getting refused or turned back in the numbers we're seeing in northwestern Ontario.
The Head of NOTO suggests camp owners advise their guests to lodge a formal complaint if they're treated poorly at the border.
