Here's what you need to know about the 'Freedom Convoy' demonstrations in Ottawa today
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Ottawa police are expecting a surge of trucks, vehicles and people into the downtown core again today, as the demonstration against COVID-19 vaccine mandates and public health measures enters a 16th day.
Premier Doug Ford has declared a state of emergency, saying it will give authorities more tools to help stop the "illegal occupation of Ottawa." The city of Ottawa will be seeking an injunction to address the "flagrant" bylaw violations in the so-called "red zone" on Wellington Street and downtown Ottawa.
After seeing fewer people and vehicles in the downtown core this week, Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly says police are expecting the same number of vehicles and demonstrators this weekend as last weekend.
"We know more unlawful demonstrators are considering coming this weekend," Sloly said.
"Again our message to you is do not come. If you do and you commit unlawful acts, there will be consequences to the fullest extent possible."
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