Frustration builds in Montana border towns as 'temporary' closure drags on
The closure of the border between the United States and Canada has been particularly hard-felt along Main Street in Eureka, seen in this April 2021 file photo, where businesses have been struggling without the usual Canadian traffic. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
No one thought it would last this long.
On March 18, 2020, the United States and Canada announced they would "temporarily" close the world's longest border to nonessential travel to slow the spread of COVID-19...
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