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With U.S.-Bound Traffic Down 51%, Bellingham, Wash., Council Pens Letter to B.C. Cities

  • The Bellingham mayor and city council sent a letter on May 19, 2025, to several British Columbia border communities affirming their commitment to cross-border ties.
  • The letter followed a 51% drop in Canadian visits to Bellingham amid U.S.-Canada tensions caused by tariffs, travel restrictions, and political rhetoric from President Trump.
  • The letter highlights nearly two centuries of peaceful partnership involving social, economic, and Indigenous relationships, despite increased border scrutiny and travel difficulties reported by Canadians and local residents.
  • The letter emphasizes that despite being citizens of two different countries, there is a deep history of cooperative relationships, and it expresses confidence that this enduring peaceful alliance, spanning almost 200 years, will continue.
  • Bellingham officials hope the letter will renew cultural and economic ties, encourage cross-border travel, and sustain the integrated regional economy despite current geopolitical challenges.
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Aldergrove Star broke the news in Langley, Canada on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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