Washington state’s Point Roberts is a “pene-exclave” — a piece of land belonging to one country but only accessible by land through another. As anti-US sentiment grows in Canada, here’s ...

Point Roberts, Washington, is the rare U.S. exclave so dependent on Canada's goodwill that the strain of Trump's tariff war is inescapable — in the grocery store, at the pub and for the majority ...

In 2024, 214,187 travelers entered Point Roberts from Canada — a difference of nearly 20,000 travelers year to year for the three-month period.

Read More: How Canada Got Hooked on the U.S. Economy “This was really devastating,” said Tamra Hansen, a longtime Point Roberts resident and business owner whose eyes welled with tears as she ...

Point Roberts is a slow and sleepy peninsula owned by the United States, which one can only access, by land, by driving through Canada. It juts south into the U.S. waters of the Salish Sea, dotted ...

This Quirky Border Town Faces Daily Strains of Trump’s Trade War With Canada The unusual geography of Point Roberts, Washington, leaves U.S. locals and business owners tied to Canadian customers ...

During the pandemic, residents of B.C. and Point Roberts met at the U.S.-Canada border on the Fourth of July. There, they reached out and held hands while singing O Canada.

POINT ROBERTS, Wash. (AP) — In the northwest corner of Washington state lies a quirky U.S. exclave so dependent on Canada’s goodwill that the strain of President Donald Trump’s tariff war is ...

It’s entirely dependent on Canada for electricity, drinking water, tourism, and its overall economy, residents say—but since Point Roberts sits below the 49th parallel, the boundary line ...

In June, total vehicle traffic crossing at southbound ports of entry, such as Peace Arch and Pacific Highway, was down 31% ...

POINT ROBERTS, Wash. — In the northwest corner of Washington state lies a quirky U.S. exclave so dependent on Canada’s goodwill that the strain of President Donald Trump’s tariff war is ...