Travel numbers continue to fall, while Canadians continue to report on incidents taking place at the U.S. border. For example, one traveler claims they were asked a question "for the first time since 1997." The person was asked to disclose personal information about their daughter living in the United States.

That was far from the only example, as another Canadian claims they were asked about past trips when crossing the border into Buffalo .

Reactions to these stories have been mixed. Some feel as though Canadians are being scrutinized more closely these days, while others believe the situations are overblown and, for the most part, routine.

Some may argue that there was nothing routine going on here, as a Canadian was not only rejected at the border but also detained for carrying

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