A Chinese Fifth Column in the United States?
Herd Immunity, Not Herd Mentality
Federal funds may enable high-speed rail in the Pacific Northwest: Updates on rail efforts in the Cascadia Corridor – May 27, 2009
Karen Rae and Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen promote the use of rail solutions to address congestion and cross-border issues, and support the use of federal stimulus funds to upgrade the current infrastructure. Read More ›
Federal failings may worsen border woes
This time next year, when you think of taking the family up to Canada for a visit, or go on your own trip for business, you could find yourself waiting in lines of seven or eight hours duration at Blaine while totally superfluous paperwork is handled by Immigration and Naturalization (INS) officials. Something nearly as grim could await you at Read More ›
If Cascadia Can, Why Not San Juana?
(excerpt) Can a citistate region take its border-crossing destiny into its own hands? A smart bunch of regional visionaries operating out of the Discovery Institute in Seattle believes so. They’ve been focusing on the nearby U.S.-Canada border, which, like the San Diego-Tijuana crossing — must also cope with horrendous traffic delays. They argue that the corridor that joins “Cascadia,” the Read More ›
Immigration bill will treat Canadians like, well, aliens
Memo to Canadians: We certainly did not mean to insult you, so before the story gets out on your side of the border, please accept our assurances that it was all just a mistake. And come see us soon, y’hear? Memo to U. S. border states tourist industry: No, your government is not trying to make your life more difficult; Read More ›