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Ottawa police say downtown businesses should 'feel safe to reopen' after 24-day demonstration - Vimarsana News

Ottawa police say downtown businesses should 'feel safe to reopen' after 24-day demonstration

There are signs life is returning to normal in Ottawa's core today, with businesses cleared to reopen and O-Train service resuming through the downtown following the three-week 'Freedom Convoy' demonstration.

Trucker protest: Ottawa's police chief says city closer to the goal of returning to a 'state of normalcy' - Vimarsana News

Trucker protest: Ottawa's police chief says city closer to the goal of returning to a 'state of normalcy'

Several roads reopened to vehicle traffic for the first time in three weeks Sunday evening, as the police operation continued to remove the "Freedom Convoy" demonstration from downtown streets.

Trucker convoy: Trudeau warns of 'real concerns' about coming days - Vimarsana News

Trucker convoy: Trudeau warns of 'real concerns' about coming days

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is warning of 'real concerns' about the next few days as police being to reinstate normal life in Ottawa's downtown core.

Trucker convoy: Ottawa police say downtown businesses should 'feel safe to reopen' after 24-day demonstration - Vimarsana News

Trucker convoy: Ottawa police say downtown businesses should 'feel safe to reopen' after 24-day demonstration

There are signs life is returning to normal in Ottawa's core today, with businesses cleared to reopen and O-Train service resuming through the downtown following the three-week 'Freedom Convoy' demonstration.

After Ottawa Mayor Says Emergencies Act Gives Power to Sell Towed Vehicles to Cover Protest Costs, Deputy PM Affirms Cities Have Certain Powers Under the Act - Vimarsana News

After Ottawa Mayor Says Emergencies Act Gives Power to Sell Towed Vehicles to Cover Protest Costs, Deputy PM Affirms Cities Have Certain Powers Under the Act

Ottawa Mayor says any vehicles towed during the police’s operations to clear protesters opposed to COVID-19 mandates in downtown should be sold to cover the city’s costs incurred over the past three weeks.