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Alberta premier, RCMP ask for calm after violence at U.S. border standoff

A blockade at the border crossing at Coutts, Alta., turned violent Tuesday after some protesters breached police barriers to join the demonstration. There was also a head-on crash and an assault. Premier Jason Kenney and the RCMP are asking for calm.

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