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Bipartisan Senate resolution introduced to recognize Canada-U.S. partnership

United States senators introduced a bipartisan resolution on May 21, 2025, to recognize the critical partnership between the U.S. And Canada.
The resolution responds to strained relations caused by President Trump's tariffs, annexation threats, and political rhetoric since his 2024 election win.
The measure underscores mutual economic and security priorities, including joint defense initiatives like NORAD and collaborative efforts to address cross-border challenges such as unauthorized migration and drug smuggling.
The United States and Canada maintain one of the world’s largest trading partnerships, generating close to one trillion dollars in goods and services annually and supporting about eight million American jobs; however, daily border crossings of around 400,000 people have dropped sharply, leading to negative impacts on retail businesses near the northern border.
The resolution seeks to reaffirm the U.S.-Canada bond to address intertwined challenges, restore cooperation, and mitigate economic and security disruptions from current tensions.

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Bipartisan U.S. senate resolution introduced to recognize Canada-U.S. partnership

A resolution with bipartisan support was introduced by U.S. senators to recognize the U.S.-Canada partnership.

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Republican, Independent Senators introduce symbolic resolution recognizing close relationship between U.S. and Canada

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Sen. Kevin Cramer co-authors resolution reaffirming U.S.-Canada partnership

GRAND FORKS – Senators from North Dakota and Maine have worked together to introduce a resolution to recognize the relationship between Canada and the United States and reaffirm a commitment to grow the “critical partnership” between the nations. Kevin Cramer, R-North Dakota, and Angus King, an independent from Maine, serve as co-chairmen of the American Canadian Economy and Security Caucus. Their resolution, according to a release from Cramer’s…

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