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'Freedom Convoy': Centretown resident visibly shaken after talking to trucker about her mask
Centretown resident Maggie, was shaken after talking to a trucker about her mask near Kent Street Friday on day eight of the 'Freedom Convoy' protest.
published: 04 Feb 2022
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National Citizens Inquiry Ottawa | Thursday, May 18, 2023 | Micah Quinn | Bridge City News
The National Citizens Inquiry into the way governments handled the COVID-19 pandemic continued in Ottawa.
Sheila Annette Lewis recently spoke at the inquiry. She filed a legal challenge against Alberta Health Services, doctors and a hospital as she was unable to receive a lifesaving organ transplant due to her not wanting to be vaccinated.
A panel from the Alberta Court of Appeal ruled against Annette Lewis. She is currently under a court ordered publication ban on the doctors identity, the organ and the location of the transplant program.
A teary-eyed Lewis explained her plight to the NCI.
The National Citizens Inquiry will wrap up on Friday in Ottawa for the last day of witness testimony.
Aired on: Thursday, May 18, 2023
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published: 18 May 2023
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Were Ottawa's Citizens Forgotten Amid the Convoy? | The Agenda
A new report from the Ottawa People's Commission, a citizen-led initiative, reveals that residents were "undeniably abandoned" during the Freedom Convoy. Ottawa-based Ontario Hubs editor Sarah Trick tells us what participants had to say about the city's ability to handle the onslaught of trucks, noise, and disruption.
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published: 03 Feb 2023
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Ottawa residents felt abandoned during convoy protest, inquiry hears
Downtown Ottawa residents laid out the harms and lasting trauma caused by last winter's convoy protest, and how they felt let down by police, as testimony begins at the public inquiry into the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act to end it.
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published: 15 Oct 2022
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Frustrated Ottawa residents, businesses suing protest organizers for $300M
After weeks of disruption, Ottawa residents and business owners are growing increasingly frustrated, and some are so fed up they've joined a proposed class-action lawsuit against protest convoy organizers seeking more than $300 million in damages.
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published: 18 Feb 2022
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Tensions flare in Ottawa over anti-trans protests
A week into Pride Month 2023, the clock seems to be ticking backward.
It wasn’t that long ago that the fear and vulnerability that was being felt for generations in the LGBTQ2S community seemed to be slowly easing.
Yet, tonight we have another sobering reminder of the hate and open aggression that still exists.
Touria Izri reports.
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published: 10 Jun 2023
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Trucker protests: Ottawa residents frustrated as some protesters refuse to leave
Anxiety and frustration are growing among Ottawa residents, as throngs of truckers and other demonstrators who arrived last week to protest Canada's COVID-19 restrictions continue to disrupt life in the capital.
The convoy of protesters has set up camp in Ottawa's downtown core since Friday, blaring their truck horns and snarling traffic in the area.
Police report the crowd's numbers have lessened since the weekend, but many Centretown streets remain full of honking rigs.
From traffic jams and shuttered businesses, to noise-polluted nights and people urinating in the streets, Abigail Bimman looks at why Ottawans are calling for action on the demonstrators.
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published: 02 Feb 2022
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Many Ottawa residents infuriated with protesters
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Many people who live and work in downtown Ottawa are infuriated by truck drivers and other protesters who have taken over the area around Parliament Hill to demonstrate against COVID-19 restrictions.
Colleen Sinclair, a counter-protester, said the demonstrators have had enough time to have their discontent heard and need to move on -- with police force, if it comes down to it.
The city has seen similar expansions of the protest on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January, to the frustration of local residents.
"It just feels like I'm living in a different country, like I'm in the States," said Shannon Thomas, a 32-year-old teach...
published: 18 Feb 2022
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Why Ottawa residents are taking trucker protesters to court | Trucker convoy in Ottawa
Lawyer Paul Champ discusses why Ottawa residents are seeking millions of dollars against horn-blowing downtown 'occupiers.' He says the crux of the issue is that the noise from the protesters is causing hearing damage to his clients.
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published: 07 Feb 2022
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Ottawa residents express relief after police clear out convoy protest
Many residents of Ottawa are breathing a sigh of relief tonight after three weeks about complaints of harassment, noise and unease during anti-mandate demonstrations part of the so-called “freedom convoy.”
Interim police chief Steve Bell said that the number of protesters in the city has “dramatically declined,” but measures, such as heavy police presence and fencing, are still required to “prevent the unlawful protesters from returning.”
He said 100 checkpoints around the city will remain for now and asked that citizens still respect them
Sean O’Shea joins us from inside the security zone.
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published: 21 Feb 2022
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'Freedom Convoy': Centretown resident visibly shaken after talking to trucker about her mask
Centretown resident Maggie, was shaken after talking to a trucker about her mask near Kent Street Friday on day eight of the 'Freedom Convoy' protest.
Centretown resident Maggie, was shaken after talking to a trucker about her mask near Kent Street Friday on day eight of the 'Freedom Convoy' protest.
https://wn.com/'Freedom_Convoy'_Centretown_Resident_Visibly_Shaken_After_Talking_To_Trucker_About_Her_Mask
Centretown resident Maggie, was shaken after talking to a trucker about her mask near Kent Street Friday on day eight of the 'Freedom Convoy' protest.
- published: 04 Feb 2022
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National Citizens Inquiry Ottawa | Thursday, May 18, 2023 | Micah Quinn | Bridge City News
The National Citizens Inquiry into the way governments handled the COVID-19 pandemic continued in Ottawa.
Sheila Annette Lewis recently spoke at the inquiry. ...
The National Citizens Inquiry into the way governments handled the COVID-19 pandemic continued in Ottawa.
Sheila Annette Lewis recently spoke at the inquiry. She filed a legal challenge against
Alberta Health Services, doctors and a hospital as she was unable to receive a lifesaving organ transplant due to her not wanting to be vaccinated.
A panel from the Alberta Court of Appeal ruled against Annette Lewis. She is currently under a court ordered publication ban on the doctors identity, the organ and the location of the transplant program.
A teary-eyed Lewis explained her plight to the NCI.
The National Citizens Inquiry will wrap up on Friday in Ottawa for the last day of witness testimony.
Aired on: Thursday, May 18, 2023
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The National Citizens Inquiry into the way governments handled the COVID-19 pandemic continued in Ottawa.
Sheila Annette Lewis recently spoke at the inquiry. She filed a legal challenge against
Alberta Health Services, doctors and a hospital as she was unable to receive a lifesaving organ transplant due to her not wanting to be vaccinated.
A panel from the Alberta Court of Appeal ruled against Annette Lewis. She is currently under a court ordered publication ban on the doctors identity, the organ and the location of the transplant program.
A teary-eyed Lewis explained her plight to the NCI.
The National Citizens Inquiry will wrap up on Friday in Ottawa for the last day of witness testimony.
Aired on: Thursday, May 18, 2023
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- published: 18 May 2023
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7:33
Were Ottawa's Citizens Forgotten Amid the Convoy? | The Agenda
A new report from the Ottawa People's Commission, a citizen-led initiative, reveals that residents were "undeniably abandoned" during the Freedom Convoy. Ottawa...
A new report from the Ottawa People's Commission, a citizen-led initiative, reveals that residents were "undeniably abandoned" during the Freedom Convoy. Ottawa-based Ontario Hubs editor Sarah Trick tells us what participants had to say about the city's ability to handle the onslaught of trucks, noise, and disruption.
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A new report from the Ottawa People's Commission, a citizen-led initiative, reveals that residents were "undeniably abandoned" during the Freedom Convoy. Ottawa-based Ontario Hubs editor Sarah Trick tells us what participants had to say about the city's ability to handle the onslaught of trucks, noise, and disruption.
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- published: 03 Feb 2023
- views: 632
2:52
Ottawa residents felt abandoned during convoy protest, inquiry hears
Downtown Ottawa residents laid out the harms and lasting trauma caused by last winter's convoy protest, and how they felt let down by police, as testimony begin...
Downtown Ottawa residents laid out the harms and lasting trauma caused by last winter's convoy protest, and how they felt let down by police, as testimony begins at the public inquiry into the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act to end it.
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https://wn.com/Ottawa_Residents_Felt_Abandoned_During_Convoy_Protest,_Inquiry_Hears
Downtown Ottawa residents laid out the harms and lasting trauma caused by last winter's convoy protest, and how they felt let down by police, as testimony begins at the public inquiry into the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act to end it.
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- published: 15 Oct 2022
- views: 46538
2:04
Frustrated Ottawa residents, businesses suing protest organizers for $300M
After weeks of disruption, Ottawa residents and business owners are growing increasingly frustrated, and some are so fed up they've joined a proposed class-acti...
After weeks of disruption, Ottawa residents and business owners are growing increasingly frustrated, and some are so fed up they've joined a proposed class-action lawsuit against protest convoy organizers seeking more than $300 million in damages.
#OttawaProtests #OttawaLawsuit #ProtestConvoy
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After weeks of disruption, Ottawa residents and business owners are growing increasingly frustrated, and some are so fed up they've joined a proposed class-action lawsuit against protest convoy organizers seeking more than $300 million in damages.
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- published: 18 Feb 2022
- views: 56106
2:15
Tensions flare in Ottawa over anti-trans protests
A week into Pride Month 2023, the clock seems to be ticking backward.
It wasn’t that long ago that the fear and vulnerability that was being felt for generati...
A week into Pride Month 2023, the clock seems to be ticking backward.
It wasn’t that long ago that the fear and vulnerability that was being felt for generations in the LGBTQ2S community seemed to be slowly easing.
Yet, tonight we have another sobering reminder of the hate and open aggression that still exists.
Touria Izri reports.
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A week into Pride Month 2023, the clock seems to be ticking backward.
It wasn’t that long ago that the fear and vulnerability that was being felt for generations in the LGBTQ2S community seemed to be slowly easing.
Yet, tonight we have another sobering reminder of the hate and open aggression that still exists.
Touria Izri reports.
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- published: 10 Jun 2023
- views: 182719
2:36
Trucker protests: Ottawa residents frustrated as some protesters refuse to leave
Anxiety and frustration are growing among Ottawa residents, as throngs of truckers and other demonstrators who arrived last week to protest Canada's COVID-19 re...
Anxiety and frustration are growing among Ottawa residents, as throngs of truckers and other demonstrators who arrived last week to protest Canada's COVID-19 restrictions continue to disrupt life in the capital.
The convoy of protesters has set up camp in Ottawa's downtown core since Friday, blaring their truck horns and snarling traffic in the area.
Police report the crowd's numbers have lessened since the weekend, but many Centretown streets remain full of honking rigs.
From traffic jams and shuttered businesses, to noise-polluted nights and people urinating in the streets, Abigail Bimman looks at why Ottawans are calling for action on the demonstrators.
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Anxiety and frustration are growing among Ottawa residents, as throngs of truckers and other demonstrators who arrived last week to protest Canada's COVID-19 restrictions continue to disrupt life in the capital.
The convoy of protesters has set up camp in Ottawa's downtown core since Friday, blaring their truck horns and snarling traffic in the area.
Police report the crowd's numbers have lessened since the weekend, but many Centretown streets remain full of honking rigs.
From traffic jams and shuttered businesses, to noise-polluted nights and people urinating in the streets, Abigail Bimman looks at why Ottawans are calling for action on the demonstrators.
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- published: 02 Feb 2022
- views: 87891
2:01
Many Ottawa residents infuriated with protesters
(13 Feb 2022) FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4365898
Many people who live and work in downtown Ottawa are infuriated by truck drivers and other proteste...
(13 Feb 2022) FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4365898
Many people who live and work in downtown Ottawa are infuriated by truck drivers and other protesters who have taken over the area around Parliament Hill to demonstrate against COVID-19 restrictions.
Colleen Sinclair, a counter-protester, said the demonstrators have had enough time to have their discontent heard and need to move on -- with police force, if it comes down to it.
The city has seen similar expansions of the protest on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January, to the frustration of local residents.
"It just feels like I'm living in a different country, like I'm in the States," said Shannon Thomas, a 32-year-old teacher. "It just makes me really sad to see all these people waving Canadian flags and acting like patriots when it's really the most sad and embarrassing thing I've ever seen."
Hundreds of miles away from Ottawa, in Windsor, Canada, police cleared and arrested protesters near the busiest U.S.-Canadian border crossing on Sunday, even as they held back from a crackdown on the larger protest in the capital, Ottawa.
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Many people who live and work in downtown Ottawa are infuriated by truck drivers and other protesters who have taken over the area around Parliament Hill to demonstrate against COVID-19 restrictions.
Colleen Sinclair, a counter-protester, said the demonstrators have had enough time to have their discontent heard and need to move on -- with police force, if it comes down to it.
The city has seen similar expansions of the protest on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January, to the frustration of local residents.
"It just feels like I'm living in a different country, like I'm in the States," said Shannon Thomas, a 32-year-old teacher. "It just makes me really sad to see all these people waving Canadian flags and acting like patriots when it's really the most sad and embarrassing thing I've ever seen."
Hundreds of miles away from Ottawa, in Windsor, Canada, police cleared and arrested protesters near the busiest U.S.-Canadian border crossing on Sunday, even as they held back from a crackdown on the larger protest in the capital, Ottawa.
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- published: 18 Feb 2022
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3:49
Why Ottawa residents are taking trucker protesters to court | Trucker convoy in Ottawa
Lawyer Paul Champ discusses why Ottawa residents are seeking millions of dollars against horn-blowing downtown 'occupiers.' He says the crux of the issue is tha...
Lawyer Paul Champ discusses why Ottawa residents are seeking millions of dollars against horn-blowing downtown 'occupiers.' He says the crux of the issue is that the noise from the protesters is causing hearing damage to his clients.
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Lawyer Paul Champ discusses why Ottawa residents are seeking millions of dollars against horn-blowing downtown 'occupiers.' He says the crux of the issue is that the noise from the protesters is causing hearing damage to his clients.
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- published: 07 Feb 2022
- views: 38372
1:54
Ottawa residents express relief after police clear out convoy protest
Many residents of Ottawa are breathing a sigh of relief tonight after three weeks about complaints of harassment, noise and unease during anti-mandate demonstra...
Many residents of Ottawa are breathing a sigh of relief tonight after three weeks about complaints of harassment, noise and unease during anti-mandate demonstrations part of the so-called “freedom convoy.”
Interim police chief Steve Bell said that the number of protesters in the city has “dramatically declined,” but measures, such as heavy police presence and fencing, are still required to “prevent the unlawful protesters from returning.”
He said 100 checkpoints around the city will remain for now and asked that citizens still respect them
Sean O’Shea joins us from inside the security zone.
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Many residents of Ottawa are breathing a sigh of relief tonight after three weeks about complaints of harassment, noise and unease during anti-mandate demonstrations part of the so-called “freedom convoy.”
Interim police chief Steve Bell said that the number of protesters in the city has “dramatically declined,” but measures, such as heavy police presence and fencing, are still required to “prevent the unlawful protesters from returning.”
He said 100 checkpoints around the city will remain for now and asked that citizens still respect them
Sean O’Shea joins us from inside the security zone.
For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca/news/8634088/ottawa-police-blockade-freedom-convoy/
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- published: 21 Feb 2022
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