Canada appointed Kevin Brosseau, a former Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, as a fentanyl czar to work with the U.S. in combating the fentanyl trade, following a deal with President Trump to avoid tariffs on Canadian imports. Brosseau, with extensive law enforcement experience, will lead efforts to disrupt drug trafficking and organized crime networks. Trudeau also announced a $1.3 billion border plan and measures to combat fentanyl production and trafficking, emphasizing the need to eradicate fentanyl and punish those involved.
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Abby Tegnelia is a Newsweek writer with a focus on celebrity news and the arts & entertainment industry. She has extensive experience in journalism and has written for various national and international magazines. Abby can be contacted via email and is active on social media platforms. In a recent article, popstar Ariana Grande revealed her online gaming addiction to playing Monopoly with strangers while on the road promoting her hit musical, "Wicked." She also mentioned...
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