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A group of police officers stood in a line to move protesters blocking access to an economically vital bridge in Windsor, Ontario. It’s the third week of demonstrations that began as a protest against Canada’s vaccine mandate for truck drivers crossing the U.S.-Canada border.
After treading lightly for weeks, officials obtained a court order to halt the blockade of a major route to the United States. They also vowed fines and arrests.
They were vastly outnumbered, experts say, and unprepared for the sophisticated tactics, discipline and logistical abilities of the protesters.
Amid calls for a harder federal line against the truck blockade, the prime minister’s restraint so far has kept it from becoming a referendum on his leadership.
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Peaceful protest is a necessary release valve for pandemic fatigue and frustration.
Truckers and drivers departed from across France with the goal of converging as a convoy in Paris to protest the country’s vaccination pass program. The effort was directly inspired by Canada’s trucker-led movement.