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Amid tariff and trade war talk, small-town mayors try to keep it friendly on border

Small-Town Mayors like Sue McKortoff from Osoyoos express a desire to maintain good relations with the U.S., stating, 'They have been our best neighbours for hundreds of years.'
Sue McKortoff, Mayor of Osoyoos, stated that her city relies on U.S. Tourism, emphasizing the importance of maintaining friendly relations with American neighbors who have been integral to the local economy for years.
Tom Morphet, Mayor of Haines Borough, Alaska, emphasizes the long-standing connection with Canada, mentioning, 'We wrote the letter to reinforce this great relationship we’ve always had.'
Arnold DeBoon, Mayor of Creston, aims to preserve cross-border relationships, stating, 'I don’t think we want to be impolite or destroy a relationship that’s out there.

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Fredericton pub goes ‘cash only’ for Canadian businesses amid U.S. tariff threats - New Brunswick

O'Hickey's Irish Pub has been going "cash only" to generate business outside the surcharges of debit and credit machines, which are mostly American-owned.

3 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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Peninsula News Review

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B.C. border towns working to keep doors open amidst U.S. trade war tensions

Small-town mayors try to keep it friendly as tariff talk disrupts their neighbourhood

4 days ago

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National Observer

Small-town mayors on both sides of Canada and U.S. border try to keep it friendly

Bigger municipalities in B.C. have been talking of boycotts and reciprocal action against the threat of American tariffs on Canadian exports, with Vancouver's council voting to direct procurement contracts to Canadian businesses instead of American ones, and suburban New Westminster asking staff to halt non-essential work trips to the United States.

4 days ago·Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

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Amid tariff and trade war talk, small-town mayors try to keep it friendly on border

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4 days ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada 4 days ago on Thursday, February 27, 2025.

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Amid tariff and trade war talk, small-town mayors try to keep it friendly on border

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Fredericton pub goes ‘cash only’ for Canadian businesses amid U.S. tariff threats - New Brunswick

Fredericton pub goes ‘cash only’ for Canadian businesses amid U.S. tariff threats - New Brunswick

B.C. border towns working to keep doors open amidst U.S. trade war tensions

B.C. border towns working to keep doors open amidst U.S. trade war tensions

Small-town mayors on both sides of Canada and U.S. border try to keep it friendly

Small-town mayors on both sides of Canada and U.S. border try to keep it friendly

Amid tariff and trade war talk, small-town mayors try to keep it friendly on border

Amid tariff and trade war talk, small-town mayors try to keep it friendly on border

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