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OTTAWA — Canada’s capital is sometimes ribbed as being so quiet it’s dull. But not these days, as truckers and others frustrated over Covid-19 restrictions clog the city center, revving engines in a non-stop blast of anger.Ottawa residents say they do not recognise their own city. And while some understand the protesters’ gripes, they think that after nearly two weeks of chaos

OTTAWA, Feb 9, 2022 (BSS/AFP) - Truckers paralyzing the Canadian capital in anger at Covid rules showed no sign of backing

Canada's capital is sometimes ribbed as being so quiet it's dull. But not these days, as truckers and others frustrated over Covid-19 restrictions clog the city center, revving engines in a non-stop…

Truckers paralysing the Canadian capital in anger at Covid-19 rules showed no sign of backing down, as several of the nation's provinces announced it was time to roll back restrictions that count among the world's toughest.

OTTAWA — Canada’s capital is sometimes ribbed as being so quiet it’s dull. But not these days, as truckers and others frustrated over Covid-19 restrictions clog the city center, revving engines in a non-stop blast of anger.Ottawa residents say they do not recognise their own city. And while some understand the protesters’ gripes, they think that after nearly two weeks of chaos