WINNIPEG — Manitoba conservation officers will soon be helping with surveillance at the U.S. border, as part of a plan to address threatened tariffs on Canadian goods, Premier Wab Kinew said Friday.

Donald Trump has threatened to put 25% tariffs on all imports from Canada unless it stops illegal migrants and drugs from crossing the border{ai:summary}<p>Manitoba conservation officers will assist with surveillance at the U.S. border to counter potential tariffs on Canadian goods, according to Premier Wab Kinew. This move aims to strengthen trade relations and protect the province's economy. #economy</p>

Manitoba conservation officers to help patrol Canada-U.S. border, premier says

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