No. Even if U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) Officers suspect you may be impaired by cannabis while attempting to cross the border, they cannot legally perform a drug test on you. They can ask you questions, and they can legally search you. If they find you are attempting to cross with cannabis or cannabis products, either for recreational or medicinal use, you could face serious penalties under both Canadian and U.S. laws.

For more information, refer to other answers in Travelling to the US and Cannabis.

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