Speaking to the Emergencies Act inquiry on Tuesday, Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson said that the City of Ottawa “lost control” in the downtown core during the so-called “Freedom Convoy” protest in February. He said that the result of this was “lawlessness” in the area of Ottawa labelled as the “red zone” during the demonstration — a three-square-kilometre area downtown that encompassed Parliament Hill and a number of residential areas.
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Emergencies Act Inquiry: Mayor says Ottawa ‘lost control’ of protest, creating ‘lawlessness’
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