Matching the recent frigid temperatures, people in Saskatchewan had a less than warm response to Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Despite Trump’s promise to be a “peacemaker,” University of Saskatchewan political analyst Ken Coates said there could be components of the 47th president’s agenda that should concern Canadians.
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Global News’ Marija Robinson spoke to people in Regina about their reactions to Trump officially re-entering the White House on Monday.
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