Report calls for ‘mega-region’ to unite on climate as Cascadia leaders meet at U.S.-Canada border. by Todd Bishop on September 12, 2022 at 9:00 am September 12, 2022 at 9:02 am.

The Cascadia Innovation Corridor Conference brings together business, academic, and government leaders from both sides of the border to explore new strategies for the region to come together ...

The border is not a geographical divide, and [it’s] barely a cultural one.” Transformative technologies Within the corridor, there are pools of technology expertise: Canadian start-ups have been ...

The Cascadia Subduction Zone looks a little different than researchers ... of a "megasplay fault," which was previously believed to run from Vancouver Island down to the Oregon-California border.

New cross-border initiatives to connect Washington state and British Columbia. SEATTLE — Sept. 12, 2017 — Leaders from Washington state and British Columbia today announced a suite of new initiatives ...

At the 2016 Emerging Cascadia Innovation Corridor Conference, U.S. and Canadian business and government leaders discussed how collaborating across the U.S.-Canada border could enrich the whole ...

However, leaders on both sides of the border said much the same in the run-up to 2010, when Cascadia set pathbreaking goals to slash climate-altering pollution. Then the leaders fell short on ...

The high-speed rail project is part of the Cascadia Innovation Corridor, a cross-border project aiming to connect Oregon and British Columbia.

Cascadia is essentially the border between two tectonic plates: the massive North American continent, ... The Cascadia Subduction Zone can produce even larger, more dangerous quakes.

The Cascadia Subduction Zone looks a little different than researchers ... of a "megasplay fault," which was previously believed to run from Vancouver Island down to the Oregon-California border.