As consideration increases on U.S. President Donald Trump’s rehashed remarks about Canada turning into the 51st state, occupants in and around the bordertown of Woodstock, N.B., are paying heed.
The modest community is approximately a short ways from Houlton, Maine, and for quite a long time, the two networks have had a tight association.
“Growing up, we went to Houlton something like one time each week,” long-term occupant Norma Scott said.Now, Woodstock inhabitants have an unparalleled view to the unfurling show between the two nations.
Trump has emphasized remarks about making Canada an American state. Top state leader Justin Trudeau has shown he doesn’t completely accept that Trump is kidding.
“I likely won’t be living to see it,” Scott said. “We’re doing very well how we are. What’s more, let the States be how they are.”
Yet, not every person feels as such. Brian McHatten experienced childhood nearby however has lived in Florida for quite a long time.
“I’d put it all on the line — New Brunswick. We’d have a smidgen of a superior life. Less expenses and all the other things,” he said.