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Boissevain is a town in Manitoba near the North Dakota border. It is surrounded by (an enclave of) the Rural Municipality of Morton. It is notable for its proximity to the International Peace Garden, a short drive south on Highway 10. The town also displays a number of wall murals as a tourist attraction. The town was named after Adolphe Boissevain who helped finance the Canadian Pacific Railway.

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Red Coat Inn

Boissevain's only full service Inn. Canada Select 3 1/2 STAR RATED. Facilities include 18 deluxe rooms including a hot tub suite; convention facilities, restaurant, cocktail lounge, Rosco's Bar & Vendor. All room guests have access to our 3000+ movie library, internet & large 12 person hot tub. Room amenities include a complimentary breakfast for each room guest, in room coffee machines, .....

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Walkinshaw Place

We invite you to come and relax in peaceful country accommodations and enjoy the scenic beauty of the Turtle Mountains of Manitoba. Located adjacent to the Turtle Mountain Provincial Park near Boissevain and the International Peace Garden, we offer spacious, private, and restful lodging in our guesthouse. The restored turn of the century Victorian farmhouse features 4 spacious bedrooms, each one .....

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Dueck's Cedar Chalet

With more than 150,000 flowers, these gardens were established in 1932 as a symbol of goodwill between Canada and its southern neighbours, and they are still very popular today. Bordering Turtle Mountain Provincial Park, and straddling the borders of Manitoba and North Dakota, the site features a picnic area, nature trails, a campground, a first-rate interpretive center depicting the history of .....