As Donald Trump has raged, Canada has reacted.
In December, the federal government pledged an additional $1.3-billion to combat fentanyl trafficking, with increased border security measures that include drones, Black Hawk helicopters and mobile surveillance towers.
In February, Ottawa appointed its first ever “fentanyl czar,” longtime senior Mountie Kevin Brosseau, to oversee our fight against the deadly synthetic opioid.
If so he’s done something that will make junior’s Beijing bosses happy.
They must need mops to clean up the mouth froth from the floor at the Star.
