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King Charles ’s recent address to Canadian parliament provided an important moment for reflection in the borderlands.
King Charles' words are a far cry from the cross-border rhetoric projected by the White House earlier this year , or the campaign slogans that came to define the recent Canadian federal election.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is rivalled only by the Olympics in terms of global attention and impact.
Vancouver and Seattle will host seven of the matches next June and July , while Seattle will stage another six .
Now is the time for a renewed and compelling narrative for the borderlands predicated on the values of engagement and diplomacy.
Cascadia could serve as a model for the rest of the continent, writes Laurie Trautman and Derek Moscato .
The World Cup’s legacy will be defined by how it recalibrates the narrative of the Canada - U.S. relationship.
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