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PREMIER WAB KINEW PULLS A TRUMP: He signs an order to take American booze off Manitoba shelves.

5 March 2025
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PREMIER WAB KINEW PULLS A TRUMP: He signs an order to take American booze off Manitoba shelves.
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Premier Wab Kinew of Manitoba has signed an order to remove American alcohol from the province’s shelves, mirroring a similar move made by former US President Donald Trump. The decision comes amidst rising tensions between Canada and the US over trade policies, and aims to support local businesses and products. This move is part of Kinew’s efforts to prioritize Canadian products and boost the province’s economy.

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