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Trudeau says relaxing Canada-U.S. border restrictions still a long way off

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it will be some time before Canada can seriously consider relaxing its mutual travel restrictions with the United States. Trudeau says he discussed the issue with U.S. President Donald Trump, and they agreed to keep taking a different approach to managing bilateral travel with each other from the ones they used with the rest of the world. But Trudeau says that does not mean a decision to relax the travel ban is coming any time soon.

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