March 31, 2026
The US government is closing a nine-mile Border Road between Montana and Alberta starting July 1st, ending over 80 years of informal crossings between farming communities, with the Trump administration citing increased illegal migration and drug smuggling as reasons. Although the road sits on US territory, Alberta's Warner County has maintained it for decades, and some Canadian residents actually use it to access their homes. In response, Alberta is investing $8 million Canadian to construct a parallel replacement road on the Canadian side, with construction starting in April and completion expected by summer.
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