Could the convoy come back?
As public hearings at the Emergencies Act inquiry draw to a close, several experts have weighed in on what police did wrong, what they learned and how they'll apply those lessons to future protests.
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As public hearings at the Emergencies Act inquiry draw to a close, several experts have weighed in on what police did wrong, what they learned and how they'll apply those lessons to future protests.
Multiple witnesses have told the public inquiry into the first-ever use of the Emergencies Act that organizers of the far-right Convoy received “a constant stream of leaks” from active-duty police and CSIS officers.
Canada PM has previously pointed to evidence of increased violent extremism activity in the country.
His appearance will conclude six weeks of the inquiry into the government’s use of an emergency law to shut down the blockade.
The public inquiry investigating the federal government's unprecedented use of the Emergencies Act in February has seen a huge number of documents that otherwise would never see the light of day — including politicians' private texts exposing some embarrassing, and enlightening, conversations.