BOISSEVAIN, MAN. — The International Peace Garden that straddles the Canada-United States border has for more than 90 years been a quiet, pastoral place to celebrate friendship between the two countries.

People can stroll through flower gardens and see displays about international co-operation, often without noticing that they’ve crossed the border between Manitoba and North Dakota several times.

The garden's chief executive officer said he received emails from Canadians dismayed at rhetoric from south of the border.{ai:summary}<p>The International Peace Garden, located on the Canada-U.S. border, has served as a serene symbol of friendship for over 90 years. Visitors can enjoy flower gardens and exhibits on international cooperation, often crossing the border between Manitoba and North Dakota unnoticed. </p><p>#society</p>

Trump’s threats against Canada could reduce visits to border peace garden between Manitoba and North Dakota

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