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Manitoba border with Ontario set to reopen Wednesday “We’re just really excited for the opportunity to actually get out there,” he said.“It’s your happy place.

It’s the place you spend your time in the summer…. You go out there to really enjoy your summer break, and it’s been tough for the last little while for our family.”Manitoba’s chief public health officer, Dr.

Brent Roussin, said Tuesday that Manitobans — like Grosvenor — who are crossing the border to visit their own property are exempt from the 14-day isolation requirement to prevent the spread of COVID-19 when they come back west.“If you own property, we don’t specify a specific geographic distance, but if you can visit your property and return without having to isolate,” said.

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