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Border Tensions Take a Toll on Washington State’s Tourism-Dependent Businesses

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Sharp decline in Canadian visitors forces layoffs and reduced hours across hospitality and retail sectors near the border Washington State businesses that have long depended on cross-border traffic are reeling from a dramatic drop in Canadian visitors, with some operators reporting revenue declines of 30 percent or more as diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and […]

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