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At a scenic Kananaskis golf course, organizers are hastily making preparations amid talk of a possible visit from former President Trump during the upcoming G7 summit. Security teams and logistics crews are reportedly on high alert as officials grapple with the finer details of what could be an unexpected headline‐maker.

globalnews.ca / Kananaskis golf course getting ready for G7, possible Trump visit

The Kananaskis Country Golf Club is in the tightly controlled perimeter that'll be closed to the public during the G7 summit and is one of two primary locations leaders could use.

edmontonjournal.com / Kananaskis golf course getting ready for G7, possible Trump visit

KANANASKIS — Darren Robinson had some very important news to tell U.S. president George Bush and Jose Maria Aznar, the prime minister of Spain. The pro shop was open. Aznar had told Robinson, general manager of the Kananaskis Country Golf Club in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains, that he wanted to visit…

nationalobserver.com / Kananaskis golf course gets ready for G7, possible Trump visit

Darren Robinson had some very important news to tell US president George Bush and José María Aznar, the prime minister of Spain.

citynews.ca / Kananaskis golf course getting ready for G7, possible Trump visit

KANANASKIS — Darren Robinson had some very important news to tell U.S. president George Bush and José María Aznar, the prime minister of Spain. The pro shop was open. Aznar had told Robinson, general manager of the Kananaskis Country Golf Club in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains, that he wanted to visit…

thestar.com / Kananaskis golf course getting ready for G7, possible Trump visit

KANANASKIS - Darren Robinson had some very important news to tell U.S. president George Bush and José María Aznar, the prime minister of Spain.

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