The resolution recognizes and honors the strong relationship between Canada and Alaska, emphasizing their shared border, cultural ties, and economic interdependence. It highlights the importance of cross-border cooperation in various sectors, including trade, environmental protection, and cultural exchanges, which have fostered deep friendships and collaborative efforts between the citizens of both regions. The resolution also acknowledges the historical connections of Indigenous communities, such as the Gwich'in people, and the mutual benefits derived from their longstanding partnership in defense, trade, and cultural activities.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses concern over potential threats to this relationship, such as proposed tariffs and actions that could disrupt transportation links, including the Alaska-Canada Highway. It calls for continued collaboration to enhance the lives of citizens in both regions and opposes any measures that could harm their integrated economies. The Alaska State Legislature reaffirms its commitment to maintaining a vibrant partnership with Canada, looking forward to future cooperation in trade, tourism, and cultural exchange. Copies of the resolution will be sent to key political figures in both the United States and Canada to underscore its significance.