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Newsroom Ready: McGuinty, Ford, say fentanyl and border concerns shared with U.S.

One day after President Donald Trump paused his 25 per cent tariff threat, Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford says Canada has its own border security issues with the U.S. Federal Public Safety Minister David McGuinty toured border operations in Manitoba, and discussed the federal government’s plan for a Fentanyl Czar. (Feb. 4, 2025)

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