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Comic book looks at Canadian party leaders' childhoods
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September 16, 2019
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Sep 16, 20192:08Now PlayingWinnipeg writer and illustrator Kaj Hasselriis is reminding Canadians that four of the people who want to run our country were once curious children with big imaginations in a new comic called Politikids.
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