Maritime Teams Reconsider US Travel

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Some Maritime-based sports teams are reconsidering their travel plans amid tensions between Canada and the U.S. Some coaches are choosing to go ahead with their routine trips south of the border.

The Highlanders Baseball at King’s-Edgehill School in Windsor , N.S. , says it's all about development and exposure.

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