Alberta Premier Unveils 29 Million US Border Security Plan.

Canada's Alberta province said Thursday it will deploy officers, dogs and drones to sniff out illicit drugs and undocumented migrants crossing the border with the United States after President-elect Donald Trump complained that it was too porous. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced Can$29 million for creating a new unit comprised of 51 sheriffs, four drug dogs and 10 drones that will check commercial vehicles and monitor its 300-kilometer border with the US state of Montana. She said Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba are planning similar initiatives along their respective borders with the US. Danielle Smith, the premier of Alberta and a frequent critic of Trudeau, took a different posture Wednesday, praising him for responding to earlier requests from provincial leaders to work with them on dealing with the border.

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