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• ‘Rolling Thunder’ protest winds down as Ottawa police patrol increasingly empty streets

  Participants began arriving in Ottawa Friday afternoon, bringing large crowds to a downtown core still on edge after the three-week-long ``Freedom Convoy'' occupation in February.

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  May 1
  
• ‘Rolling Thunder’ protesters rally in front of parliament as police stage operation

  Former ``Freedom Convoy'' protesters returned to Canada's capital by the hundreds on Saturday to revel on Parliament Hill and denounce COVID-19 mandates.

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  Apr 30
  
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• Convoy organizer warns of ‘free for all’ if police ban protest from downtown Ottawa

  The Rolling Thunder convoy plans to do a loop through downtown next weekend, with a stop planned at the National War Memorial.

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  Apr 25
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• Ottawa police brace for new convoy protest, ban vehicles from downtown

  Ottawa police will also work with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Ontario Provincial Police to manage a new protest expected in the nation's capital this weekend.

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  Apr 25
• Ottawa police have charged a second man with arson after fire in downtown apartment

  Police say there's no information to suggest either of them was involved with the so-called freedom convoy protest, which brought the downtown core to a standstill.

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  Apr 6
• Afghan interpreters ask feds to deliver on promise to help endangered family members

  Immigration Minister Sean Fraser has said the government is facing unprecedented logistical challenges getting people out of Afghanistan.

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  Mar 31
• Convoy organizer Tamara Lich wants out of jail, appeals bail denial

  A convoy organizer says her bail was denied by a judge who was a former Liberal candidate — one reason to overturn that judge's ruling.

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  Mar 2
• Ottawa anti-government convoy organizer Pat King denied bail

  A prominent organizer of the three-week convoy protest near Parliament Hill has been denied bail.

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  Feb 25
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• St. Thomas man accused of throwing gravel at Trudeau among those arrested in Ottawa

  It's not clear if Marshall was charged, will be charged, or whether he remains in custody. An inquiry to Ottawa police's media relations department was not immediately returned.

  Crime

  Feb 18
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• Ottawa mayor calls Conservative MPs support of protest ‘an absolute disgrace’

  Ottawa's mayor is calling on several Conservatives MPs to apologize for praising the anti-vaccine mandate protest that has brought the downtown to a standstill for almost a week.

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  Feb 3