Pacific NorthWest Economic Region
"The gold standard of U.S. – Canada relations"
The Pacific NorthWest Economic Region (PNWER) Foundation is a statutory public / private nonprofit created in 1991 by the states of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Montana and Washington, the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
COVID-19 Resources & News:
Response, Planning, Border Closures, & More
Cross-Border Relations Restrictions and Economic Stability: Issues in Pandemic Times Webinar
The COVID-19 crisis presents unique economic challenges and restrictions on border activity between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. How has the pandemic impacted the flow of cargo and people across the border? How will immigration, customs, and taxes be impacted in the short and long term? What are ways we can begin to plan for cross-border economic recovery for key sectors like tourism and transportation?
PNWER, in partnership with Miller Thomson and the Border Policy Research Institute, provided insight and information on the impacts and possible solutions going forward during a webinar held on April 16. For a summary of the webinar, click here.
PNWER, in partnership with Miller Thomson and the Border Policy Research Institute, provided insight and information on the impacts and possible solutions going forward during a webinar held on April 16. For a summary of the webinar, click here.
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NewsletterThe PNWER newsletter shares news from around the region, updates on PNWER's work, and information on upcoming meetings. For past issues, please click here.
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Working Groups
From agriculture to workforce development, PNWER tackles a breadth of regional issues through working groups. These are each headed by two co-chairs, one from the private sector and one from the public sector, and coordinated by a PNWER staff member.
Learn more about the important issues in the region.
Learn more about the important issues in the region.
PNWER uses QuestionPro, which supports sample survey questions such as multiple choice, drop-down menu, liker-scale, semantic differential, matrix, constant sum, drag-and-drop, slider-scale, net-promoter scale, and many more question types.