Data shows Canadian return trips are up, leading to a tourism campaign targeting Manitobans and calls for business support.

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Data shows Canadian return trips are up, leading to a tourism campaign targeting Manitobans and calls for business support.

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Statistics Canada North Dakota Canadian Federation of Independent Business

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Canadian Federation of Independent Business
non-profit business organization
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Sep 11skift.com
Jun 24cp24.com