Manitoba premier discusses U.S. trade, councillor charges, economic pitches for Churchill @CBCManitoba

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Premier Wab Kinew talks about using U.S. liquor sales bans as trade leverage, the legislative challenges surrounding municipal councillors facing criminal charges, and pitching resource projects to international investors.

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