Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s eager to defend his government’s use of the Emergencies Act, even as some law enforcement officials have been testifying that it wasn’t needed.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks with the media on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Oct. 6, 2022.
On Wednesday, Ottawa Police Service Supt. Robert Bernier told the Public Order Emergency Commission that he had a plan in place to tackle the “Freedom Convoy” even if the federal government didn’t invoke the emergency powers. One of the main reasons for the Emergencies Act was to compel tow truck drivers to remove the large vehicles occupying Ottawa’s downtown core.
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Emergencies Act inquiry hearing from more police officersThe Public Order Emergency Commission resumes public hearings today, with senior police members expected to testify.
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Emergencies Act inquiry hearing from more police officersThe Public Order Emergency Commission resumes public hearings today, with senior police members expected to testify.
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Major turnover coming to Toronto’s public school board with about half of trustees newly electedNo incumbents were running in 10 of the 22 TDSB wards.
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City of Prince George seeking public input on budget prioritiesAn online survey is available until Nov. 13.
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PUBLIC-SAFETY WARNING: 'High-risk offender' living in Rideau-Vanier, announce Ottawa policeChristopher Watts, 62, is living now in the Rideau\u002DVanier area, a police media release said Monday.
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