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Deputy PM Freeland: Canada in favor of extending the agreement keeping the border closed to non-essential crossings

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Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada is talking with the United States about the agreement keeping the border closed to non-essential crossings.

Freeland says Canada's position is that the agreement should be extended.

She says regardless of what U.S. President Donald Trump says about wanting to re-open the border, decisions about opening Canada's side will be made by Canadians only.

Freeland says there are also discussions between premiers about interprovincial travel restrictions.

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