The resolution acknowledges the longstanding and significant economic, political, and cultural ties between the State of Washington and British Columbia, Canada. It highlights the historical connections between the two regions, including the shared experiences of families and communities across the border, the peaceful coexistence along the longest international border in history, and the collaborative efforts between the First Nations and Tribes of both nations. The resolution emphasizes the importance of smooth border operations for residents of border communities, such as Point Roberts, and recognizes the mutual contributions of both regions to various industries, including maritime, technology, and agriculture.

Furthermore, the resolution celebrates the shared natural resources and beautiful landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, which are integral to the identities of those living in the area. It points out the economic benefits derived from trade, tourism, and shared resources, such as electrical power and refined oil. The resolution also acknowledges the humanitarian support provided by Canada during crises and the emotional connections fostered through places like Peace Arch Park. Ultimately, it calls for recognition of the profound impact of the interconnected relationship between Washington State and Canada on the lives of its residents.