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In particular, Homeland Security would likely reject anything it might consider a distraction from its aggressive stand on documents it deems acceptable for crossing the U.S.-Canada border. Deeper collaboration won't exactly be easy, and it is unclear what form it will take in the years ahead. Had cooperation started earlier, perhaps today, the U.S.-Canada border would look less like a gulf between mutually suspicious nations and more like a bond between neighbors.
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While 95% of U.S.-Canada trade flows smoothly, there are occasionally bilateral trade disputes over the remaining 5%, particularly in the agricultural and cultural fields. Usually... these issues are resolved through bilateral consultative forums or referral to WTO or NAFTA dispute resolution.
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![U.S. President George W. Bush (left) listens to Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin duirng a joint news conference in Ottawa, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2004. Bush is in Canada for a two-day visit. [AP]](http://retrieverimages.lycos.com/images/u/s/-/us-canada-relations/i/001.jpg)
Even as thousands of Canadian protesters thronged the streets to protest his visit, Bush brushed aside suggestions that his decisions had damaged U.S.-Canada ties. Asked about polls that show Canadian opposition to his policies runs high, Bush pointed to his own re-election this month as the survey that mattered.
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Bush's visit is expected to be protested by anti-American demonstrators upset about the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and what they view as the Bush administration's disinterest in Canada. A noontime protest rally being planned in Ottawa is expected to draw thousands of marchers demonstrating about Iraq and missile defense.
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