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| With marijuana now legal in Canada, what will that mean for border crossings? | With recreational marijuana now legal in Canada, officials are warning travelers: Make sure there is no cannabis in the car when you try to cross the international border 鈥 in either direction. Canada legalized the use of marijuana across all provinces Wednesday, allowing sales for鈥 |
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| Cross-border collaboration forum at 草榴社区 on Oct. 24 | The Border Policy Research Institute at Western Washington University is hosting a one-day policy forum to discuss the state of regional cross-border collaboration in three key sectors and to identify avenues to advance these efforts, as well as barriers that exist鈥 |
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| NAFTA renegotiation outlook 鈥榗hanges with the wind鈥 | A bi-national policy forum called the |
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| BPRI to host 鈥淐ontinuing International Trade during the Trump Administration鈥 Jan. 13 in Canada House | ||||
| Lisa Monchalin to Discuss 'The Colonial Problem' May 25 at 草榴社区 | ||||
| U.S. senators launch bid to divert container traffic from B.C. ports | The Port of Prince Rupert鈥檚 Fairview container terminal, which is operating beyond capacity, sends about 60 per cent of its import containers to U.S. destinations and senators from Washington state have launched a bid to slap a per-container fee on all that cargo. American interests,鈥 |
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| Falling Canadian Dollar Bears Watching Says Border Expert | The Canadian dollar -- affectionately known as the "loonie" -- is dropping in value. |
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| Falling Canadian Dollar Bears Watching Says Border Expert | The Canadian dollar is dropping in value. At the close of currency trading Monday, the Canadian dollar hit its lowest point in nearly two years in comparison to the U.S. dollar. If the trend continues, it'll be cause for concern in border states. |
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| Paul Cellucci: A Forthright Friend of Canada | News that former Massachusetts Governor and U.S. Ambassador to Canada Argeo Paul Cellucci has died on Saturday following a brief and courageously public battle with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, called to mind the legacy of a man I came to know through his passion for Canada. |