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What the American man who crossed the border in a kayak wants Canadians to know

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An American man who recently paddled to Canada on a kayak says he has claimed asylum with hopes of finding peace north of the border. Dan Livers, 51, made the maritime trek earlier this month, coming ashore in LaSalle, Ont. — about 12 kilometres south of the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor. CBC Windsor's Emma Loop has more.

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What the American man who crossed the border in a kayak wants Canadians to know

An American man who recently paddled to Canada on a kayak says he has claimed asylum with hopes of finding peace north of the border. Dan Livers, 51, made the maritime trek earlier this month, coming ashore in LaSalle, Ont. — about 12 kilometres south of the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor. CBC Windsor's Emma Loop has more.

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