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| Keep pursuing Canadian border reforms | A report card was issued in December on the yearlong progress of the new Beyond the Border Action Plan, announced by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and President Barack Obama on Dec. 7, 2011. The plan was designed to streamline border crossings for people and freight by moving clearance… |
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| Border Policy Research Institute studies border traffic at Pacific Highway crossing | The Border Policy Research Institute (BPRI) housed at Western Washington University has received $19,160 to fund its study of northbound border traffic at the Pacific Highway border crossing in Blaine. |
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| Canada and the U.S. No Longer Separated By Border of Horrors | This time last year, President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Stephen Harper launched two U.S.-Canada initiatives, one to negotiate greater federal regulatory cooperation, and the other to negotiate border security improvements. One year later, how are they doing on the border? ±õ²Ô… |
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| Western, community collaborate in many ways | Communities support universities that support communities. That is a saying I have always thought very relevant to town-gown relations. Western and the local community support each other in so many ways. And these partnerships make us all stronger. Often, I am surprised that some folks… |
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| New U.S.-Canada border deal makes improvements, suggests other opportunities | PRESIDENT Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper signed a deal Dec. 8 that stakes out a menu of changes that will improve the border. |
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| Border Policy Research Institute Conducts Border Security Seminar in Seattle | |||
| U.S. ambassador to Canada visits ²ÝÁñÉçÇø | |||
| Unruly Children of a Common Mother | Sunday night’s Canadian Broadcasting Corporation coverage of the killing of Osama Bin Laden was every bit as fervent as that of networks in the United States, illustrating the complexities of the relationship between our two countries. Depending on the situation, we may stand together as one or… |
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| Celebrating 40 years of cross-border cooperation | Though it is simply a line on a map, the border between Canada and the United States is an important part of Whatcom County. What happens at the border — and on either side of the border — affects the local economy. Take as an example last year's brouhaha over exempting residents of British… |
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| Celebrating 40 years of cross-border cooperation | Though it is simply a line on a map, the border between Canada and the United States is an important part of Whatcom County. What happens at the border — and on either side of the border — affects the local economy. Take as an example last year’s brouhaha over exempting residents of British… |