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Morning my cyber friend, I hope that wherever you're at in your journey that you're where you want to be and it's all going well for you.
I'll apologize for the Canada Customs folks, as mentioned already it does go both ways and can be a bit of a crap shoot when crossing.
The rancher that I helped out/weekend cowboyed for, for nearly 30 years was a senior agent at Canada Customs for more years than that. He was old school and had a bunch of patience and horse sense so I'd think he'd have been decent to folks coming into the country.
That said, he'd tell me about folks coming in from the US who'd attempt to smuggle in all sorts of items, handguns among them, as they were somehow of the belief that Canada was the 51st state and it was their right to do whatever it was they were attempting to do.
One of the interesting things about Canada Customs up until maybe 20 years back was that not only were they not armed, but they had no formal firearms handling training. That last bit of oversight led to a few interesting moments when a summer student hire agent would come into the building waiving around a condition 1 1911!
Again I'm sorry you ran into a bad bunch.
One never knows if they've dealt with 20 people in front of you who were actually smuggling something or they just got up mad at the world, you know?
All the best and travel safe.
Dwayne