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July festivities decline in border towns, with U.S.-Canada ties still strained

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Blaine, Washington, for example, will be holding its usual July 4th parade, car show, and fireworks, but it has no major plans or money for marking the 250th anniversary of the country. And while Canadians have long been a part of the July 4 celebratory crowd, fewer are coming these days, says Mayor Mary Lou Steward. The post July festivities decline in border towns, with U.S.-Canada ties still strained appeared first on GrowCola.com.

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July festivities decline in border towns, with U.S.-Canada ties still strained

Border areas mark July celebrations amid Canada-U.S. tensions and reduced cross-border travel, while hoping for a rebound.

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National Post broke the news in Canada 10 days ago on Thursday, July 2, 2026.

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