H.Res. 152 is a resolution expressing the House of Representatives' commitment to strengthening the United States-Canada partnership across economic, security, and global interests. The resolution highlights the substantial economic relationship between the two countries, noting nearly $1 trillion in bilateral trade in 2023 that supports approximately 8 million American jobs, and emphasizes Canada's critical role as a leading energy supplier, including oil, natural gas, uranium, and critical minerals. The resolution also addresses national security cooperation, including border management, combating fentanyl trafficking, coordinating defense efforts through NATO and NORAD, and collaborating on emerging technologies like artificial intelligence. This is a non-binding resolution with no direct funding or implementation timeline; it serves to reaffirm congressional support for the U.S.-Canada alliance and advocate for deepened collaboration in trade, energy, and defense. The resolution was submitted by a bipartisan group of representatives in February 2025 and referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.