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THE VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BORDER: When Canada Can’t Read the Watertown Post Screenshot of Facebook viewed from Canada showing multiple Hans Wilder posts blocked with the message, “This content isn’t available in Canada,” citing Canadian government legislation restricting news content.

Screenshot of Facebook viewed from Canada showing multiple Hans Wilder posts blocked with the message, “This content isn’t available in Canada,” citing Canadian government legislation restricting news content.

THE VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BORDER: When Canada Can’t Read the Watertown Post

Hans Wilder September 24, 2026

By Hans Wilder | The Watertown Post There is something almost surreal about seeing the screenshot accompanying...

High-Speed Rail in Kingston Sounds Great. But Here’s the Skinny Alto high-speed train at a proposed Kingston station, with passengers on one side and an Ontario farmer and tractor beside farmland on the other, illustrating concerns about the railway crossing rural property.

Alto high-speed train at a proposed Kingston station, with passengers on one side and an Ontario farmer and tractor beside farmland on the other, illustrating concerns about the railway crossing rural property.

High-Speed Rail in Kingston Sounds Great. But Here’s the Skinny

Hans Wilder September 23, 2026

By Hans Wilder | Watertown Post WATERTOWN, N.Y. — Let’s start with the part of Canada’s proposed...

Blakeman and the North Country: Could Northern New York Power a New Golden Age? Bruce Blakeman pictured alongside a vision of Northern New York’s future, highlighting Watertown, Fort Drum, I-81, Watertown International Airport, advanced manufacturing, energy development and the Lake America region.

Bruce Blakeman pictured alongside a vision of Northern New York’s future, highlighting Watertown, Fort Drum, I-81, Watertown International Airport, advanced manufacturing, energy development and the Lake America region.

Blakeman and the North Country: Could Northern New York Power a New Golden Age?

Hans Wilder September 22, 2026

By Hans Wilder | Watertown Post WATERTOWN, N.Y. — Something potentially enormous is beginning to take shape...

The Watertown Post Is Back: A Newspaper Tradition Reborn Watertown Post then and now.

The Watertown Post Is Back: A Newspaper Tradition Reborn

Hans Wilder September 22, 2026

By Hans Wilder | The Watertown Post The Watertown Post is not a new name in Northern...

The Cod Collapse Is Another Reason Europe’s Colonial Outposts in North America Deserve a Second Look Map showing Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, the French territory south of Newfoundland, and France’s maritime zone surrounded by Canadian waters.

Map showing Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, the French territory south of Newfoundland, and France’s maritime zone surrounded by Canadian waters.

The Cod Collapse Is Another Reason Europe’s Colonial Outposts in North America Deserve a Second Look

Hans Wilder September 22, 2026

By Hans Wilder | Watertown Post There are two little islands sitting just off the coast of...

HEY TRUMP, WE’RE OVER HERE: Carney and Macron Put a Giant Bullseye on France’s Last North American Outpost Political satire illustration showing Mark Carney and Emmanuel Macron dressed as British-style schoolboys standing on a tiny rocky island labeled Saint-Pierre et Miquelon. One is waving and the other is calling out through a brass horn, with a speech bubble saying, “Hey Donald, we’re over here!” In the foreground, a figure in a red USA hat watches from a boat with binoculars.

Political satire illustration showing Mark Carney and Emmanuel Macron dressed as British-style schoolboys standing on a tiny rocky island labeled Saint-Pierre et Miquelon. One is waving and the other is calling out through a brass horn, with a speech bubble saying, “Hey Donald, we’re over here!” In the foreground, a figure in a red USA hat watches from a boat with binoculars.

HEY TRUMP, WE’RE OVER HERE: Carney and Macron Put a Giant Bullseye on France’s Last North American Outpost

Hans Wilder September 20, 2026

By Hans Wilder | Watertown Post Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron traveled...

Trump’s Bold Arctic Move: Greenland Deal Sparks Talk of North American Unification Satellite-style illustration of Hans Island between Canada and Greenland, showing the former boundary line and an American flag planted at the center of the Arctic island.

Satellite-style illustration of Hans Island between Canada and Greenland, showing the former boundary line and an American flag planted at the center of the Arctic island.

Trump’s Bold Arctic Move: Greenland Deal Sparks Talk of North American Unification

Hans Wilder September 18, 2026

– Sackets Harbor NY, By Hans Wilder President Donald Trump announced a major security agreement with Denmark...

From Sackets Harbor to Strasbourg: An 1812 Newspaper Shows Why the U.S.-Canada Relationship Still Matters Original August 11, 1812 Utica Patriot with a contemporary report describing the American gunboat Julia sailing from Sackets Harbor and fighting British forces on the St. Lawrence River.

Original August 11, 1812 Utica Patriot with a contemporary report describing the American gunboat Julia sailing from Sackets Harbor and fighting British forces on the St. Lawrence River.

From Sackets Harbor to Strasbourg: An 1812 Newspaper Shows Why the U.S.-Canada Relationship Still Matters

Hans Wilder September 17, 2026

An original August 11, 1812 edition of the Utica Patriot reports a naval fight launched from Sackets...

If Canada Moves Toward Europe, What Happens to North Country Real Estate? Thousand Islands waterfront homes and St. Lawrence River real estate shown alongside Canadian, European Union and American imagery.

Thousand Islands waterfront homes and St. Lawrence River real estate shown alongside Canadian, European Union and American imagery.

If Canada Moves Toward Europe, What Happens to North Country Real Estate?

Hans Wilder September 16, 2026

By Hans Wilder | Watertown Post NORTHERN NEW YORK — There are Americans along the south side...

Canada Wants to Put Its Airports on the Market. So What Stops America From Buying One? Toronto Pearson International Airport is YYZ.

Canada Wants to Put Its Airports on the Market. So What Stops America From Buying One?

Hans Wilder September 15, 2026

By Hans Wilder | Watertown Post Canada is moving toward opening some of its largest airports to...

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THE VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BORDER: When Canada Can’t Read the Watertown Post

High-Speed Rail in Kingston Sounds Great. But Here’s the Skinny

Blakeman and the North Country: Could Northern New York Power a New Golden Age?

The Watertown Post Is Back: A Newspaper Tradition Reborn

The Cod Collapse Is Another Reason Europe’s Colonial Outposts in North America Deserve a Second Look

HEY TRUMP, WE’RE OVER HERE: Carney and Macron Put a Giant Bullseye on France’s Last North American Outpost

Trump’s Bold Arctic Move: Greenland Deal Sparks Talk of North American Unification

From Sackets Harbor to Strasbourg: An 1812 Newspaper Shows Why the U.S.-Canada Relationship Still Matters

If Canada Moves Toward Europe, What Happens to North Country Real Estate?

Canada Wants to Put Its Airports on the Market. So What Stops America From Buying One?

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