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Manitoba sending conservation officers to border to boost security in response to Trump’s tariff threat: Kinew

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Manitoba plans to send conservation officers to the international border in an attempt to defuse U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s trade tariff threats, Premier Wab Kinew announced Friday.

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