Shocking video emerged on Sunday that shows a group of Ottawa Police officers harassing a woman and threatening her with arrest for daring to record a video as she walked down the street to get a coffee.
Heavily-armed police and riot cops were in control of downtown Ottawa streets late Saturday after a two-day military-style operation to smash the Freedom Convoy truck occupation.
It’s not just the protests and those behind them shaking faith, it’s the way politicians have handled this.
Trudeau has doubled down on federal vaccine mandates and this week invoked emergency powers to seek an end to weeks of protests against his government’s restrictions
Freedom Convoy protesters voluntarily dismantled their blockade of the Coutts border crossing in Alberta province.
The city of Ottawa threatened in a statement Thursday to place the pets of Freedom Convoy protestors into “protective care” or possibly take them away permanently if their owners are arrested.
The speaker of the House of Commons admonished Trudeau and others to avoid ‘inflammatory’ language.
Quebec stepped up its “deconfinement plan” this week and began lifting coronavirus restrictions.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Friday declared a state of emergency in response to the ongoing Ambassador Bridge blockade and protests in Ottawa against coronavirus restrictions.
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Canadian truckers will have to find money elsewhere after a fundraiser that raised $9 million for a protest against COVID-19 rules was shut down Friday night.
The Justice Centre legal team is working on behalf of Convoy organizers to ensure all funds raised by GoFundMe are released.
The fundraising platform said it wanted to ‘ensure the funds are going to the intended recipients’.
Critics are slamming a government-funded Canadian news outlet for suggesting Russia is behind the popular “Freedom Convoy” protest, where truckers drove across the country in protest of a vaccine mandate.
A convoy of 50,000 trucks, stretching over 40 miles long, has arrived in the Canadian capital, Ottawa.
Justin Trudeau and his family have left their Ottawa home amid security concerns as demonstrators marched up and down the streets in front the Prime Minister’s office to rally against the vaccine mandate.
The remains of 215 children have been found buried on the site of the former residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada.Andrew Snucins / AP