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Cascadian States Team up for $1 Trillion Infrastructure Exchange Project
Officials from British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and California have come together to form the West Coast Infrastructure Exchange (WCX), which brings together governors, treasurers and key development agencies help meet critical infrastructure needs over the next 30 years to fund infrastructure needs estimated at more than $1 trillion. The shared goal: Make vital public works and energy projects more feasible in order to improve economic competitiveness and to maintain the region’s unparalleled quality of life.
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Cascadia National Team is a Reality
A meeting on January 26th drew representatives from around the Pacific Northwest, including members from the Timbers Army, Gorilla FC and Southsiders, who met to discuss the formation of a Cascadia National Football team. Sponsored by the newly created CAFF, the team will include professional, semi-pro and amateur members, and will be fielded with the goal of competing in the VIVA world cup, the highest non-FIFA aligned soccer competition in the world, drawing around 500 million viewers.
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News from around the Pacific Northwest: January 2013
Idaho Scientist seeks to launch aerial Bigfoot search
Cascadia (technically known as Oregon) Wine hailed as America’s best
While youth voter apathy grows nationwide, local initiatives spur civic engagement throughout Cascadia
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Cascadia Cup™?
I think it is time for those of us in the Cascadia movement, whether we are separatist, bioregionalist,... Read More
Cascadia Now! January Newsletter
In this January edition of the Cascadia Monthly: Why Cascadia? Why Poetry? – by Paul Nelson The Connected... Read More
January Book Reviews: Towards a Bioregional State and The Right to Self Determination
This book proposes a novel theory of self-determination; the Rule of the Great Powers. This book argues that traditional legal norms on self-determination have failed to explain and account for recent results of secessionist self-determination struggles.
Read MorePortland Cascadia Zine and Resource Guide: First Issue
Cascadia organizers working through the Portland Branch have released their first, fully illustrated and hand drawn Zine and... Read More
Occupied Cascadia Documentary Online
Occupied Cascadia is a documentary released by Cascadia Matters, a collective of artists, writers, educators and media activists from... Read More
Cascadia Now! Meetups set for Vancouver, Seattle, Olympia and Portland
For those interested, we’re happy to announce several upcoming Cascadia Now! meetups throughout the Northwest, starting in Olympia,... Read More