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How a Tiny Community Got Caught Up in Trump’s Attacks on . . . How a Tiny Community Got Caught Up in Trump’s Attacks on Canada The enclave of Point Roberts, Wash , once thrived with a mix of Americans and Canadians Now the border checks are a hassle, the
In Americas most Canadian town, Trumps trade war wounds . . . The strange situation of the tiny Washington state community — solely attached to Canada but part of the United States — has some residents feeling caught between forces beyond their control,
I started a tiny home village with one house in my own . . . FROM homelessness to tiny homes, residents in one community have found security but it is not that easy to maintain Marcel LeBrun began the Canadian 12 Neighbours Community in 2021 with a clear goal in mind, 99 tiny homes in one space
Community 1st – Pocket Neighbourhoods – Tiny Town Association In recent years, however, these small and intimate neighborhoods are seeing a surge in popularity across the United State and Canada They exist in urban, suburban, and rural neighborhoods and simultaneously offer a high level of privacy while maintaining a close-knit community feel But these aren’t the only benefits of pocket neighborhoods
Tiny community on US-Canada border cut in half by Covid . . . Ms Smith lived in the tiny town of Derby Line in the US state of Vermont Her parents lived just over the border in the slightly larger but still small village of Stanstead, Quebec, Canada "When the pandemic started, it was scary and they closed the border to non-essential travellers and that included me
What Does the Future Look Like for Tiny Towns? What Does the Future Look Like for Tiny Towns? Co-hosts Abby Newsham and Chuck Marohn discuss the challenges faced by Victoria, Prince Edward Island, a town of 139 residents They talk about how very small towns like Victoria show the absurdities of the Suburban Experiment best — and feel its consequences most keenly (Transcript included )