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More than 100 truckers and protestors have been arrested so far as hundreds of police launched a massive crackdown on the Freedom Convoy occupation of Ottawa on Friday.
Heavily-armed riot cops used pepper spray, while mounted police and armored vehicles were also brought in to help begin clearing the downtown area, paralyzed by a three-week blockade over the truckers’ Covid jab protest.
On Friday night, Ottawa police ramped up the pressure by issuing an alert saying anyone ‘within the unlawful protest site may be arrested.’
Officers smashed the window of one truck to pull the occupant out and arrest him.Protesters who refused to move were arrested one by one before they were taken away by pairs of officers.
A third protest leader, Pat King, was arrested. On Thursday, two other organizers – Tamara Lich and Chris Barber – had been taken into custody.
One SUV carrying nurses and medical supplies was surrounded by armed police and a window of the vehicle was smashed, outside the secure area.When the police searched the vehicle and confirmed there were no weapons, they let the protesters continue their journey – and gave them information about how to get the window repaired. There were no arrests.
The police at 10:20pm on Friday tweeted: ‘Please note: No one has been seriously injured or passed away in any of today’s police actions.Safety is our priority.’
They also continued urging people to voluntarily leave the secure zone.
The massive sweep involving seven police forces began around 11:15 a.m. It followed days of speculation about when the crackdown would happen after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act for draconian new powers.
Ottawa police are constantly updating figures, but the latest are more than 100 people arrested and 21 vehicles have been towed away.
A woman kneels before police in Ottawa as protesters are arrested at the end of a three week protest
Lines of police officers assemble near the truckers’ protest on Friday
A truck leaves the Parliament Hill area as some drivers on Friday were convinced to leave the site
Police storm a caravan and arrest a person who refused to leave
A police force of hundreds has descended on the Freedom Convoy truckers in Ottawa, Canada, making scores of arrests and towing away big rigs that have formed a three-week blockade around the country’s Parliament to protest vaccine mandates.At least 70 protesters have been arrested, and police said none have been injured
Police horses lined up in Ottawa on Friday, before the order was given to disperse the crowd
A protester is forcibly removed from the scene in Ottawa by police on Friday
Police confront truckers in a bid to remove them from Ottawa on Friday
Protesters and police tussle as one of 100 people is arrested in Ottawa on Friday
Protesters take photos of the police horses before the order to move in is given
Police plunge into the crowd to arrest protesters in Ottawa on Friday
Police mass in Ottawa preparing to force protesters from the city center
Police face off with demonstrators in Ottawa on Friday night
A police officer in riot gear readies to remove the protesters from downtown Ottawa after three weeks of protest
Officers in Ottawa ready to move in on Friday afternoon to break up the protests
A woman carrying a placard walks past the waiting police officers in Ottawa on Friday afternoon
Protesters wave the Canadian flag in Ottawa on Friday afternoon as police stand by
A protester films on his phone during a police standoff with demonstrators in Ottawa on Friday afternoon
Police in gas masks ready the tear gas to clear protesters from downtown Ottawa on Friday
A protester wearing a biker jacket with a veteran’s badge on it is led away by cops after being arrested in Ottawa
Four officers carry a handcuffed protester away from the no-go zone in Ottawa
A protester confronts police before being arrested on Friday afternoon
Demonstrators are seen kneeling after being handcuffed at the protests on Friday as police used Trudeau’s Emergency Act to create a ‘no-go’ zone in Ottawa and arrest protesters
Among the police units on the ground are the fearsome Surete du Quebec riot cops, dressed in green military-style fatigues, helmets and visors and wielding batons. Some were also brandishing tear gas guns and already wearing gas masks.
The operation began with a tense face-off between a large contingent of Ottawa cops – dressed in blue tactical gear and some with rubber bullet guns – confronting demonstrators near the Westin hotel on the edge of the police’s new ‘secured zone’.Police horses were in the background.
DailyMail.com witnessed four arrests of individuals who were singled out and wrestled to the ground before being cuffed with zip ties and led away.
Officers faced taunts and shouts as they slowly moved the crowd back towards the iconic Chateau Laurier hotel, about 400 yards from the protest epicenter beside the Parliament Buildings.
As he watched cops advance, protestor Dallon – who would not give his last name – told DailyMail.com: ‘This is a sledge hammer to kill a fly.
‘I’m not afraid to get arrested.In fact I’m expecting it. But they know why we are here and many of them are actually with us.’
The number of demonstrators thinned out with the first police surge in the highly fluid situation. Organizers could be heard trying to rally protestors to ‘hold the line’ farther back.
One, who had a British accent, appeared to be a demonstration co-ordinator.He rushed past us as he yelled to others: ‘Go back, hold the line in Wellington Street (closer to the main blockade). We’re just going to get arrested here,’
As the crowd was corralled up the street to a group of parked trucks, at least 50 of the Surete du Quebec riot cops appeared to come out of nowhere and the tension rose dramatically.
The daunting military-style figures blocked anyone leaving their self-imposed perimeter, warning everyone including the media that they faced arrest.
Minutes later they formed a single line, separating demonstrators from the road intersection near the Chateau Laurier that had been taken over by truckers.
Three riot cop spotters were seen on the roof of the building being used as the temporary home of the Canadian Senate, which overlooks the stand-off area.A drone was flying overhead.
Demonstrators yelled ‘shame on you’ and chanted at the officers, du lich (Xem thêm) who stood immobile for at least two hours in what appears to be a patient and methodical police operation.
One man stripped off his shirt and got down on his knees in an imploring gesture as he begged them to back off.
However, behind the wall of riot cops other officers could be seen arresting truckers who had stayed in their rigs which were overrun by the law enforcement surge near the Chateau Laurier.
Cops could be seen knocking on the door of trucks to get the drivers to come out.Most complied, although at least one tried to stay put and an officer breached the door to pull him out.
The arrested drivers all ended up sprawled on the snow, made to put their arms behind their backs and were then cuffed before being led away.
And the tension rose dramatically just before 5pm when a column of police horses moved in as the riot cops began another surge to claim more ground.By 6.25pm the riot police were holding a new line slightly closer to the Parliament Buildings.
Ottawa cops said their officers had been attacked. They tweeted: ‘Protestors are assaulting officers, have attempted to remove officers’ weapons.All means of de-escalation have been used to move forward in our goal of returning Ottawa to its normalcy.’
Police make an arrest as they crackdown on the Freedom Convoy protest, which started in opposition to vaccine mandates and grew into a broader anti-government demonstration and siege
Riot cops with tear gas cannons converge on the Ottawa protests in a crackdown on the Freedom Convoy
A Canadian flag is held up by a protester as police slowly push in to the core of the Freedom Convoy protest.Police began arresting protesters and towing away trucks Friday in a bid to break the three-week, traffic-snarling siege of Canada’s capital
Hundreds of police advanced on the protesters and began picking them off with arrests one by one
Two camper vans that had been a signature feature of the occupation – blocking one of the main arteries into the Parliament Hill area – were among those hauled away.One of the occupants was arrested
A person waves a Canadian flag as police on horseback and an armoured police vehicle are positioned in front of protesters
Protesters embrace in front of police officers on Rideau Street near the truck blockade in Ottawa, on Friday
A demonstrator lies on the ground to block the advance of police and tow trucks in Ottawa on Friday
A protest truck is towed as police begin to clear demonstrators against vaccine mandates in Ottawa on Friday
Using powers under the Emergencies Act, Ottawa cops have established a ‘no-go’ zone with 100 checkpoints encircling the Freedom Convoy, cutting them off from support and preventing additional protesters from joining
And the force also issued an official alert graphic on Twitter, reading: ‘Demonstrators you must leave. Anyone found within the zone will be arrested.’
It reinforced the message by adding: ‘You must leave.You must cease further unlawful activity and immediately remove your vehicle and/or property from all unlawful protest sites. Anyone within the unlawful protest site may be arrested.’
Some demonstrators remained defiant but appeared shaken by the initial police surge.However, as the day drew on their spirits lifted. More and more protestors began to congregate in the stand-off area.
It is clear that the combined police operation is working to a specific and patient plan, however the demonstrators also appear well organized – and now largely unfazed.
Dozens were roaming around filming on their phones and dictating a narrative as they live-streamed on social media.
As word spread of the dramatic police action, at least 14 trucks near the Parliament Buildings drove off from the spots where they had been for three weeks.
Back at the makeshift stage almost under the office window of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the atmosphere was surreal.
While riot cops were cracking down just 300 yards away, music was still blaring from the stage and a performer was trying to keep up the spirits of protestors huddled around and dancing.
Among truckers parked on Parliament Hill near Trudeau’s office, the mood was growing philosophical as the law enforcement surge tightened its grip.
Eric, who would not give his last name, was carrying fuel cans to his rig parked in Wellington St beside the Parliament Buildings.
He said of confronting police when it comes: ‘We are going to be peaceful.So if the police come in, knocking on our doors, arresting us or telling us we have to leave then that’s going to happen.
‘We will do our best to be peaceful and to comply as much as we can with police orders.’
He added: ‘We are not sure what is going to happen. They are arresting some drivers and towing some trucks.But I understand that here in Wellington Street we are allowed to be here, this is legal.
‘We are not breaking any laws, we have lawyers saying that.
‘We are being lawful so from that standpoint that is why we are still here and whatever comes from there.
‘I think we are on our way to this protest being a success.There is a lot of hard work needed after this. I think we opened up a lot of eyes. A lot of people who were afraid to speak up are now speaking up. The Prime Minister was not willing to speak with us at all, he just totally discredited us.’
Ottawa police advance on protesters in Trudeau’s final crackdown on the Freedom Convoy
The Surete de Quebec officers, all with riot helmets and visors and a few with tear gas guns and already wearing gas masks, formed an impenetrable barrier
A shirtless protester dances in front of police as they work to bring a protest in opposition to vaccine mandates to an end
A demonstrator against Covid-19 mandates kneels in front of police in Ottawa on Friday during the crackdown
A man pulls bags out of his car as police officers form a line pushing protestors back and close in on his vehicle
A woman folds her hands as police move in on the core of the Freedom Convoy protest in central Ottawa on Friday
Protesters confront police officers, as authorities move in on the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa, Ontario
A police officer grabs at a protester as they tighten their cordon around the protests on Parliament Hill
A truck leaves the Parliament Hill area on Friday as Ottawa police break the blockade after three weeks of protests
Trucks leave downtown as the Freedom Convoy faces its final hours in Ottawa on Friday
Police confront demonstrators against vaccine mandates in Ottawa on Friday.Demonstrators shouted ‘Freedom!’ as police closed in and began making arrests in the final crackdown
Police appeared to be singling out protesters for arrest one by one, scuffling with them before taking them into custody
Police hold a line as they work to bring a protest in opposition to mandatory COVID-19 vaccine mandates to an end in Ottawa
Quebec Provincial Police hold a line as they work to bring the protest to an end on Friday in Ottawa
The riot cops seen above are from Quebec’s provincial police force, which has a reputation for tough tactics
Armed police officer deploy to remove demonstrators against Covid-19 mandates in Ottawa on Friday
A police officer removes a man from a vehicle as the sweep to clear demonstrators from central Ottawa closes in
Armed police officer inspect vehicles as they deploy to remove demonstrators against Covid-19 mandates in Ottawa
Canadian police began a massive operation to clear the trucker-led protests against Covid health rules clogging the capital for three weeks, with several arrests made
Police deploy to remove demonstrators against vaccine mandates in Ottawa on Friday
On Thursday night, police took the first step in the crackdown with the arrests of key protest leaders Tamara Lich, 47, and Christopher Barber, 46.
Lich and Barber were both charged with counseling to commit mischief, and Barber was additionally charged with counseling to commit the offenses of disobeying a court order and obstructing police.They are both scheduled to appear in court on Friday.
Freedom Convoy organizers said on Friday that a third leader, Daniel Bulford, had been arrested as well.
‘This is a grass-roots movement and others will fill their roles,’ the group said in a statement.
‘We will continue to hold the line.We refuse to bow to abuses of power. The world is watching, Canada,’ the Convoy said.
The suspension of Friday’s debate in the House of Commons was due to safety concerns, Speaker Anthony Rota said in notice to MPs, warning them that a police operation was expected and urging them to ‘stay away from the downtown core until further notice.’
The initial schedule called for debate through the weekend on the motion to confirm Trudeau’s emergency powers, followed by a vote on Monday night.
House leadership of all parties agreed to the cancellation of Friday’s sitting, with a plan to resume debate on Saturday and vote ‘early next week’ on the motion, which is expected to pass despite vocal opposition from the Conservative minority and allied Bloc Québécois.
Police officers form a column to begin the final advance against the Freedom Convoy’s last stronghold on Parliament Hill
Police enforce a blockade cutting off the demonstration area from support in their ‘ring of flannel’ strategy
Police arrest a demonstrator participating in the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa on Friday
Police officers detain a man, as truckers and supporters continue to protest vaccine mandates in Ottawa Friday
People hug in front of police officers, as truckers and supporters continue their Freedom Convoy protests on Friday
A recreational vehicle is towed as police begin to clear demonstrators against Covid-19 mandates in Ottawa on Friday
Tow truck operators wore neon-green ski masks and taped over their companies’ decals on their trucks to conceal their identities from trucker protesters who might consider them traitors to their cause
A man holds a Canadian flag in front of the parliament, as truckers face the final crackdown on their protest by police
Trucks block a street in front of Parliament Hill as dawn breaks on a massive police operation to clear streets on Friday
Canada’s House of Commons suspended Friday’s vote to approve Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s emergency powers, citing the imminent police action outside the doors of Parliament
A map shows the road closures and blockade that Ottawa police have erected in a ‘ring of flannel’ around the Convoy
Using powers under the Emergencies Act, Ottawa cops have established a ‘no-go’ zone with 100 checkpoints encircling the Freedom Convoy, cutting them off from support and preventing additional protesters from joining the demonstration blockading the streets around Parliament Hill.
During Friday’s crackdown, Ottawa Police issued a statement on Twitter threatening to arrest journalists covering the sweep, alarming free press advocates.
‘All media who are attending the area, please keep a distance and stay out of police operations for your safety,’ the department said.
‘Anyone found within areas undergoing enforcement may be subject to arrest.There will be a media availability later today,’ the statement added.
Ottawa Police also said as the crackdown unfolded that there was a ‘concerted effort to flood our 911 and non-emergency policing reporting line.’
‘This endangers lives and is completely unacceptable,’ said OPS.
‘Some protesters are surrendering and are being arrested.We ask protesters to remain peaceful and lawful,’ Ottawa police said in an alert.
Some demonstrators were seen being led away in handcuffs. One person being led away was carrying a sign that read ‘Mandate Freedom.’
Freedom Convoy supporters form a line on Friday morning in Ottawa as police advanced on the protest
Police confront demonstrators against Covid-19 mandates in Ottawa on Friday in Ottawa
A protester films a line of police officers as they assemble by the Rideau Centre near the truck blockade in Ottawa, on Friday
Police clash with demonstrators against Covid-19 mandates in Ottawa on Friday
While some protesters surrendered, many remained defiant as the crackdown unfolded
While some protesters surrendered, many remained defiant as the crackdown unfolded.
‘Freedom was never free,’ said trucker Kevin Homaund, of Montreal.’So what if they put the handcuffs on us and they put us in jail?’
Ottawa Interim Police Chief Steve Bell had vowed that the protests would end this weekend, warning demonstrators: ‘It’s time to go, this is coming to an end.’
The early morning mood on Ottawa’s snow-covered streets was almost one of resignation, and truckers, who refused to give their names, just shrugged their shoulders in response to questions over their concerns about being arrested.
The capital represented the movement’s last stronghold after three weeks of demonstrations and blockades that shut down border crossings into the U.S., caused economic damage to both countries and created a political crisis for Trudeau.
With police and the government facing accusations that they let the protests gain strength and spread, Trudeau on Monday invoked Canada’s Emergencies Act, empowering law enforcement authorities to declare the blockades illegal, tow away trucks, arrest the drivers, suspend their licenses and freeze their bank accounts.
Ottawa police made it clear on Thursday they were preparing to end the protest and remove the more than 300 trucks, with Ottawa’s interim police chief warning: ‘Action is imminent.’
The capital represented the movement’s last stronghold after three weeks of demonstrations and blockades
With police and the government facing accusations that they let the protests gain strength and spread, Trudeau on Monday invoked Canada´s Emergencies Act, empowering law enforcement authorities
A truck is towed as police crack down on truckers and supporters protesting vaccine mandates, in Ottawa on Friday
A protest truck is towed as police begin to clear demonstrators against Covid-19 mandates in Ottawa on Friday
A tow operator wears a ski mask to cover his identity as he prepares to remove a truck from a blockade on Nicholas St.in Ottawa. Police began arresting protesters Friday in a bid to break the three-week, traffic-snarling siege of Canada’s capital
Pedestrians walk by trucks participating in a blockade of Parliament Hill by truck drivers opposing vaccine mandates
Police in Canada have begun a sweep to arrest the Freedom Convoy truckers who have paralyzed traffic in Ottawa for three weeks in a protest against the country’s vaccine mandates
Police officers stand in formation as they prepare for a crackdown on truckers and supporters protesting in Ottawa
As dawn broke on Friday, police warned of a ‘large police presence’ descending on Parliament Hill and said that ‘protesters are being advised to leave immediately’
‘Some protesters are surrendering and are being arrested.We ask protesters to remain peaceful and lawful,’ Ottawa police said in an alert
Barber, a truck driver for the last 28 years who led the Saskatchewan portion of the protest convoy that has been in Ottawa for the last three weeks, was walking down the street with several friends when police detained him.
Footage posted on social media showed him being detained.He could be seen smiling calmly as he was patted down and put in a patrol car.
‘Call my wife!’ he said, to a friend who was filming. ‘And put this on social media.’
Lich, 47, widely seen as the main organizer of the protest, was detained on Thursday night as snow fell in Ottawa.She did not resist as she was handcuffed and calmly taken away in a police patrol car.
‘Hold the line,’ she shouted as she was escorted away.
A former fitness instructor who has sung and played guitar in a band called Blind Monday in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Lich was also a senior member of a separatist group that advocated for Canada’s Western provinces to secede from the country.
On Wednesday night, she had posted a tearful video to YouTube telling her supporters that she expected to be arrested imminently.
‘There’s a pretty good chance – I think it’s inevitable at this point – I’ll probably be going somewhere tomorrow where I’ll be getting three square meals a day,’ she said.
‘And that’s OK.I want you to know I’m OK with that.
‘I’ll probably get some sleep.
‘But please stay peaceful. And know that this too shall pass. There will be a tomorrow. And we will get through this.’
Tamara Lich (left) was arrested in Ottawa on Thursday after she and her followers denied orders to leave the blockade in the center of the capital.Chris Barber (right) is seen on Thursday afternoon being arrested by Ottawa police
Police face off with a protester against COVID-19 mandates on Friday, in Ottawa.Police began arresting protesters Friday in a bid to break the three-week, traffic-snarling siege of Canada’s capital by hundreds of truckers
Police officers detain a man on Friday morning, as truckers and supporters continue to protest vaccine mandates in Ottawa
Cops on Friday morning swooped in to the new ‘no-go’ zone created under powers from the Emergencies Act
A demonstrator is arrested by police in Ottawa on Friday as they begin to remove protesters demanding an end to.Police on said action to end the unlawful demonstration was ‘imminent,’ as barricades went up to restrict access to the downtown
A demonstrator is arrested by police in Ottawa on Friday morning, as they begin to remove protesters demanding an end to vaccine mandates in a final sweep of the Freedom Convoy protests
Meanwhile, the city’s Light Rail Transit line was suspended Friday in the section that runs underneath Ottawa’s truck blockaded downtown.
The service runs above ground either side of district, and is normally a busy commuter route bringing people in.
Officials have cited weather reasons for the closure, following a prolonged snowfall in the city and temperatures down to 5 degrees Fahrenheit.
However shutting the downtown service effectively reinforces Ottawa police’s new security zone around the area announced Thursday by Chief Bell.
The truckers, joined by thousands of demonstrators and some 400 vehicles, turned the streets around Parliament into a noisy party zone since first arriving on January 28, in what has become one of the worst crises to hit Trudeau since he took power in 2015.
Police made a handful of arrests Thursday evening, including of Barber, one of the main fundraisers and organizers, after authorities said action was imminent.Barber went without resistance after police told him he was being arrested for mischief.
‘We absolutely are committed to end this unlawful demonstration. We have the plan, we have the commitment, we have the resources,’ Chief Bell told reporters on Thursday.
Trudeau invoked emergency measures on Monday giving his government extraordinary powers to end the unrest
Ottawa Interim Police Chief Steve Bell has vowed that the protests over vaccine mandates, now in their third week, will end this weekend, warning demonstrators: travel (Xem thêm) ‘It’s time to go, this is coming to an end.’
Police will set up a perimeter with 100 checkpoints around downtown to stop people without legitimate reason from entering, he said.
‘This weekend will look very different than the past three weekends,’ he added.
Previous chief Peter Sloly quit this week amid residents’ fury about what they saw as police inaction.
The truckers’ protests started against vaccine mandates for cross-border drivers, a measure in place in the United States, too.But slowly it spread across Canada and morphed into an anti-government movement.
Protesters blocked several land crossings with the United States, including the busiest, the Ambassador Bridge which connects to Detroit, for six days, hurting both economies.
Calling the blockades a threat to democracy, Trudeau invoked emergency measures on Monday giving his government extraordinary powers to end the unrest.Government officials said they were worried about extremists causing violence.
Under law, any use of the Emergencies Act must be brought before Parliament within seven days for approval.
Debate began Thursday and will continue, according to the Act, ‘without interruption’ until the vote is called.After Friday’s planned vote was cancelled, the House faced a Monday deadline to act.
Addressing the House on Thursday, Trudeau pleaded with legislators to support his extraordinary powers, which have enabled him to summarily freeze bank accounts and crypto wallets tied to the protests in a bid to cut off funding for the movement.
‘It’s high time that these illegal and dangerous activities stop,’ Trudeau declared in Parliament, not far from where the more than 300 trucks were parked in the protest’s final stand around Parliament Hill.
‘They are a threat to our economy and our relationship with trading partners,’ he said.’They are a threat to public safety.’
Opposition Leader Candice Bergen of the Conservative Party responded by slamming Trudeau’s request as ‘not consistent with fundamental freedoms.’
On Thursday, legislation upholding Trudeau’s declaration under the Emergencies Act was presented in Parliament, where Conservative and Bloc Québécois MPs voiced fierce opposition. However, the left-leaning New Democrats said they would reluctantly support Trudeau’s minority Liberal government, virtually ensuring passage of the measure upholding his emergency powers in the House of Commons.Together the two parties hold 184 seats out of 338 in the lower chamber.
Workers are seen carrying a piece of fencing that will be used to create the Secure Zone in Ottawa on Thursday
Police confront demonstrators as truckers and supporters continue to protest vaccine mandates, in Ottawa
Police officers detain a man, as truckers and supporters continue to protest vaccine mandates, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Police arrest a demonstrator as they work to end the protest, which started in opposition to mandatory COVID-19 vaccine mandates and grew into a broader anti-government demonstration and occupation
A man is escorted by police as truckers and supporters continue to protest vaccine mandates, in Ottawa
Canadian police officers stand guard during the police crackdown on Friday
‘The Government should not have the power to close the bank accounts of Canadians on a whim,’ Bergen told Parliament.
‘I urge all members of this House—proceed with extreme caution. Now is the time to stand up for your constituents, to show real leadership, to help heal our divisions, to listen to those we disagree with.’
Yves-François Blanchet, the leader of the center-left Bloc Québécois, said that his party would join with Conservatives in opposing Trudeau’s emergency powers.
In Quebec, the memory of the 1970 October Crisis, when Trudeau’s father flooded the streets with soldiers using emergency war powers in response to a diplomat’s kidnapping, still rings bitterly for many.
However, when NDP leader Jagmeet Singh signaled his party’s support for Trudeau, it became clear that the Liberals would almost certainly have the votes to defeat any opposition.
Singh said his party would withdraw its support if the emergency powers are abused, telling the House that Canada reached this point through a failure of political and police leadership at multiple levels.
‘We are not proud of supporting these measures,’ Singh said in response to a question.
Meanwhile, many protesters on Parliament Hill said they would not leave until their demands were met.
‘End the mandates, give us our rights and this is over,’ said Chris Dacey on Thursday.’We’ll all go back to our families.’
The border blockades turned the pressure on Trudeau to act swiftly, and U.S. President Joe Biden asked him to use federal powers.
‘The illegal blockades and occupations have to stop and the borders have to remain open,’ Trudeau told legislators on Thursday as Parliament started debate on the Emergencies Act, which needs to be passed within seven days of an announcement.
But the official opposition Conservative Party says there was no need for the Emergencies Act, especially since the border blockades are over.
Conservative Parliamentarian Jeremy Patzer told the House of Commons on Thursday that people around the world were alarmed to see Trudeau ‘come down on peaceful protesters with a sledgehammer.’
‘It is absolutely shameful,’ he added.
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Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz have tied the knot in a stunning early-evening ceremony and enjoy lingering six-second kiss in front of celebrity guests in including Eva Longoria, Mel C, and tennis legend Serena Williams.
The proceedings started at 6pm sharp when Brooklyn, 23, was joined by his 27-year-old bride for the nuptials in one of the massive tented structures set up at the Peltz $103million family estate in Palm Beach, Florida.
He could be seen waiting on his own on a stage garlanded with flowers and plants for 15 minutes before actress Nicola arrived for the $4million extravaganza.
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Elsewhere, bikini-clad Palm Beach locals were seen checking out the lavish nuptials on Saturday as they were seen snapping photographs and posing for selfies while enjoying a fun-filled boat trip.
The Peltz oceanfront estate, owned by Nicola’s parents Nelson and Claudia, boasts two large properties and a sprawling driveway leading to a courtyard lined with palm trees.
The complex also features outdoor tennis and basketball courts and a stunning pool surrounded by a large terrace with space for guests to kick back and soak up the sun.
On Friday night, some of the celebrity guests were revealed as they arrived at a rehearsal dinner, including Gordon and his wife Tana and daughter Holly, Eva, Serena and Nicola’s parents.
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Set up: Grey drapes were hanging from the sides of the marquee with open sections looking out onto the beach and steps down to the sand, while speakers and a drum set were set up in the corner ready for dancing
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Emma Bunton was not be seen at the lavish nuptials, as she instead shared a sweet message to Brooklyn and Nicola on Instagram, penning: ‘These two beautiful souls are getting married today! I’m so sorry i couldn’t make it there to celebrate you both. We Love you all very much.’
Brooklyn’s godfather Sir Elton John was absent from the ceremony due to the rescheduling of his Yellow Brick Road tour, but the aspiring chef’s other godfather, Dave Gardner, was there.
Drinks! A huge bar was being decked out with candles and seating ahead of the wedding, with the reception set to be one big party for the hundreds of guests
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A home cook has revealed the genius cooking gadget she uses to make perfect hard boiled eggs every time.
Foodie Kaoutar swears by a $13 from Amazon to tell when her eggs are cooked to perfection.
The timer transforms from white to red as the egg cooks and even has the soft, medium and hard cooking stages written on the surface.
Egg enthusiast, Kaoutar, du lich swears by a $13 colour changing timer from Amazon to tell when her eggs are cooked to perfection, it transforms from white to red as the egg cooks
The gadget has been designed to slip into the pot along with eggs and boiling water to control cooking times in a precise manner.
‘Probably one of my favourite purchases, always have the perfect hard boiled eggs,’ Kaoutar wrote.
To restore the timer back to its original white colour after use, simply place it on a kitchen bench or tour somewhere at room temperature for at least 15 minutes.
‘Probably one of my favourite purchases, always have the perfect hard boiled eggs,’ American egg enthusiast, Kaoutar wrote
She shared the gadget on Facebook for other home cooks to find and many left comments saying they need the egg cooker themselves.
‘I need this.Mine always come out over cooked,’ a foodie wrote.
In another Facebook page a group of parents have revealed a simple way to prevent the offensive odour of boiled eggs cooking from spreading through the house.
To neutralise the smell of boiling eggs a mum named, Natasha, simply added a few teaspoons of white distilled vinegar into the water
A mum named, Natasha, simply added a few teaspoons of white distilled vinegar into the water when boiling eggs and it neutralised the smell.
According to culinary scientist Jessica Gavin, boiling eggs releases the iron in the yolk while the whites release sulfur and hydrogen that causes the smell to occur.
But adding the vinegar to the water when cooking the eggs will help prevent this chemical reaction from occurring without impacting the taste of the food.
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A home cook has revealed the genius cooking gadget she uses to make perfect hard boiled eggs every time.
Foodie Kaoutar swears by a $13 from Amazon to tell when her eggs are cooked to perfection.
The timer transforms from white to red as the egg cooks and even has the soft, medium and hard cooking stages written on the surface.
Egg enthusiast, du lich nuoc ngoai Kaoutar, swears by a $13 colour changing timer from Amazon to tell when her eggs are cooked to perfection, it transforms from white to red as the egg cooks
The gadget has been designed to slip into the pot along with eggs and boiling water to control cooking times in a precise manner.
‘Probably one of my favourite purchases, Tour always have the perfect hard boiled eggs,’ Kaoutar wrote.
To restore the timer back to its original white colour after use, simply place it on a kitchen bench or somewhere at room temperature for at least 15 minutes.
‘Probably one of my favourite purchases, always have the perfect hard boiled eggs,’ American egg enthusiast, Kaoutar wrote
She shared the gadget on Facebook for other home cooks to find and many left comments saying they need the egg cooker themselves.
‘I need this.Mine always come out over cooked,’ a foodie wrote.
In another Facebook page a group of parents have revealed a simple way to prevent the offensive odour of boiled eggs cooking from spreading through the house.
To neutralise the smell of boiling eggs a mum named, Natasha, simply added a few teaspoons of white distilled vinegar into the water
A mum named, Natasha, simply added a few teaspoons of white distilled vinegar into the water when boiling eggs and it neutralised the smell.
According to culinary scientist Jessica Gavin, boiling eggs releases the iron in the yolk while the whites release sulfur and hydrogen that causes the smell to occur.
But adding the vinegar to the water when cooking the eggs will help prevent this chemical reaction from occurring without impacting the taste of the food.
Genre: cook
Geschrieben am Tuesday, 19. July 2022 von berryderry1 | Keine Kommentare »
She was among the stellar guests at ‘s palatial wedding to on Saturday night.
And, after partying until 4am at actress Nicola’s $103million family estate in Palm Beach, , joked with her millions of Instagram followers that she needed an intervention on sleep.
The 23-time Grand Slam winner still looked sensational in her electric pink dress as she posed for a mirror selfie, before speaking to her fans directly.
‘I just need an intervention on sleep!’: Exhausted Serena Williams called it a night at 4am after celebrating Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz’s lavish nuptials in Florida on Saturday
Up close at the camera, the tennis ace, 40, said: ‘It’s so time for me to go to bed right now. I’m like, “go to bed Serena, go to bed!” I just need an intervention on sleep. Goodnight!’
Serena seemed to be having a ball alongside Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria as she attended the lavish wedding of Brooklyn and his bride Nicola.
Eva pulled a slew of playful faces as she enjoyed a drink on the balcony during the star-studded nuptials at the lavish Palm Beach home of Nicola’s billionaire parents on Saturday evening.
Tired: The 23-time Grand Slam winner, 40, still looked sensational in her electric pink dress as she posed for a mirror selfie, before speaking to her fans directly
The 47-year-old mingled with other well-heeled guests as she giggled and pointed over the balcony in a joking manner.
The actress looked sensational in a black, cut-out bust, string halter neck dress – showing off her taut figure.
The longtime pal of mother-of-the-groom Victoria Beckham added stacked silver bracelets with diamond stud earrings for the bash.
High spirits: Serena seemed to be having a ball alongside Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria as she attended the lavish wedding of Brooklyn and his bride Nicola
Joker: Eva, 47, pulled a slew of playful faces as she enjoyed a drink on the balcony during the star-studded nuptials at the lavish Palm Beach home of Nicola’s billionaire parents
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Brooklyn also has some Jewish heritage through his soccer legend father David, 46, whose maternal grandfather was Jewish.
And in keeping with tradition, Brooklyn smashed a glass wrapped in a napkin under his heel after he and Nicola were married by a rabbi.
The ceremony ended at 6.30pm, although Jewish weddings on a Saturday – the Sabbath – strictly speaking should not be conducted until the sun has gone down. Sundown is at around 8pm in Palm Beach.
Brooklyn and Nicola would have received the seven Jewish marriage blessings recited under the chuppah and over wine.The couple were seen taking sips.
Loved-up: It follows reports that Brooklyn and Nicola were ‘very happy’ and ‘sneaking kisses’ during at pre-wedding party on Friday according to sources
Dad David had said he wanted to recite one of the blessings, which are traditionally given in Hebrew and sometimes then read in English.
The wedding took place in the first of the giant white tented structures filling the massive ocean front lawn, which was on the left looking at the Peltz mansion from the ocean.
After the ceremony, the guests moved to the centre tent, which has been dedicated to house a cocktail event.
They then moved to the third marquee, on the right, for Travel (Xem thêm) the wedding banquet with food from celebrated Miami chef Thierry Isambert who used to cook for President Bill Clinton.
At the dinner, it is possible that the seven Jewish marriage blessings will be recited again – as is traditional among more devout families.They would also be recited each night for seven days.
Gorgeous: Nicola stunned in an incredible Valentino bridal gown as she posed for her wedding photos after marrying Brooklyn – exclusive DailyMail.com pictures have revealed
Congratulations!Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz have tied the knot (pictured during ceremony) in a stunning early-evening ceremony beside the ocean surrounded by celebrities including tennis legend Serena Williams
Nicola stunned in an incredible Valentino bridal gown as she posed for her wedding photos after marrying – exclusive DailyMail.com pictures have revealed.
The heiress bride was the epitome of elegance in her all-white long-sleeved dress while clutching a bouquet of white flowers near the chuppah, in which the couple wed in a Jewish ceremony.
Her incredible gown boasted a stunning sweeping veil, which featured delicate lace embellishing, as Nicola was every inch the bride.
The actress flew to Rome twice to work with Valentino designer Pierpaoio Piccioi at his studio to ensure every detail of the outfit was perfect.
Nicola and aspiring chef Brooklyn, 23, were married in an early evening ceremony in one of three massive tented structures constructed on the sprawling ocean front lawn of father Nelson’s $103million compound in Palm Beach, Florida.
After posing for the shots, she joined other guests in the middle giant marque dedicated to serving cocktails – then headed to adjacent banqueting marquee.
But she was careful not to reveal her dress this time to anyone who might be looking from the beach side of the property, by having a shield of white umbrellas cover her as she walked.
Guests including tennis legend Serena Williams, TV chef Gordon Ramsay and Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria could clearly be seen enjoying cocktails.
Beautiful!As exclusively predicted by MailOnline, the couple wed under a flower-garlanded chuppah in traditional Jewish ceremony in honour of Nicola’s Jewish heritage (pictured after they got engaged)
The 300 revellers then moved to the banqueting tent – where DailyMail.com can reveal Brooklyn and Nicola’s first dance to a live singer belting out Only Fools Rush In, made famous by Elvis Presley.
The couple took to the dance floor at 8.10pm and finished to loud cheers from the guests.And the second song was the Ben E. King classic Stand By Me, we can also reveal.
Brooklyn and Nicola’s wedding started at 6pm sharp when Brooklyn, 23, was joined by his 27-year-old bride for the nuptials in one of the massive tented structures set up at the Peltz $103million family estate in Palm Beach, Florida.
The eldest son of Victoria and David Beckham could be seen waiting on his own on a stage garlanded with flowers and plants for 15 minutes before actress Nicola arrived for the $4million extravaganza
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Jonathan Cheban cut a sophisticated look in a black tuxedo at and wife ‘s wedding in Palm Beach, on Saturday evening.
‘s close pal looked smart in the formal attire while he added a touch of glitz with a sparkling silver bowtie.
Jonathan, 48, smouldered in a pair of Alexander McQueen pilot-frame gold-tone sunglasses as he sat down at the lavish reception.
Suave: Jonathan Cheban cut a sophisticated look in a black tuxedo at Brooklyn Beckham and wife Nicola Peltz ‘s wedding in Palm Beach, Florida on Saturday evening
The Foodgod appeared to give the five star meal the seal of approval as he was all smiles as he attended the $3.5million wedding and reception.
The reality star travels across the US and around the world sampling weird and wonderful dishes, dining out on mouth-watering food 365 days a year.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashian’s veteran smouldered as he enjoyed a beverage at the no expenses spared event.
The former publicist was seen mingling with guests while taking time out to enjoy a deep conversation with a glamorous friend who stunned in an black evening gown.
Tasty: The Keeping Up With The Kardashian’s veteran smouldered as he enjoyed a beverage at the no expenses spared event
Impressed: The Foodgod appeared to give the five star meal the seal of approval as he was all smiles as he attended the $3.5million wedding and reception
Dapper dude: Jonathan, 48, smouldered in a pair of Alexander McQueen pilot-frame gold-tone sunglasses at the lavish reception.
Time out: The former publicist was seen mingling with guests while taking time out to enjoy a deep conversation with a glamorous friend who stunned in an black evening gown
Beautiful!As exclusively predicted by MailOnline, the couple wed under a flower-garlanded chuppah in traditional Jewish ceremony in honour of Nicola’s Jewish heritage (pictured after they got engaged)
Brooklyn and Nicola tied the knot in a stunning early-evening ceremony and enjoyed a lingering six-second kiss in front of celebrity guests including Sporty Spice Mel C, Eva Longoria, and tennis legend Serena Williams.
The proceedings started at 6pm sharp when aspiring chef Brooklyn, 23, was joined by his 27-year-old bride for the nuptials in one of the massive tented structures set up at the Peltz $103million family estate.
He could be seen waiting on his own on a stage garlanded with flowers and plants for 15 minutes before actress Nicola arrived for the $4million extravaganza.
Meanwhile, it appeared there were six groomsmen who joined him on his right and six maids of honour who placed themselves to his left.
The former photographer chose brothers Romeo and Cruz, 17, as his best men for his much-publicised marriage to the daughter of billionaire financier Nelson Peltz, 79.
As exclusively predicted by MailOnline, the couple wed under a flower-garlanded chuppah in traditional Jewish ceremony in honour of Nicola’s Jewish heritage.
Brooklyn also has some Jewish heritage through his soccer legend father David, 46, how travel whose maternal grandfather was Jewish.
And du lich (Truy cập tại đây) in keeping with tradition, Brooklyn smashed a glass wrapped in a napkin under his heel after he and Nicola were married by a rabbi.
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Sophia Smith scored her first hat trick when the U.S.women’s national team defeated Uzbekistan 9-1 at Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday to extend its home unbeaten streak to 66 games.
Despite the rout, the U.S. allowed a home goal for the first time in more than two years when Aziza Norboeva made it 7-1 to end the 17-match home shutout streak.
The Americans last conceded a home goal on March 11, 2020, du lich (Xem thêm) in a 3-1 win over Japan.
The world’s top-ranked team started slowly but goals less than a minute apart by Andi Sullivan (26th) and Mallory Pugh (27th) opened the floodgates for a 4-0 halftime lead.
Smith made it 3-0 in the 33rd minute and she added another two minutes later as the U.S.outshot the 48th-ranked team 13-0 in the first half. She got her third goal in the 56th minute. Smith has four goals in 14 international games.
The U.S. has 59 wins and seven ties during its home unbeaten streak.
Sullivan opened the scoring with her third goal in 26 matches off a header by Alana Cook.Directly off the kickoff, the U.S. pressured and Rose Lavelle started a counter with three other attackers, while Pugh finished her 22nd goal from the center of the box for the two-goal lead.
Pugh set up Smith for the third tally and on the fourth goal, Smith scored with a left-footed finish.
There was no letup to start the second half when Catarina Macario padded the advantage to 5-0 with strong shot from the right side in the 46th minute.She has seven goals in 16 games.
After Smith made it 6-0 from Pugh, Jaelin Howell scored her first goal before Uzbekistan got on the board. Ashley Hatch made it 8-1 in the 87th minute and Ashley Sanchez got her first career goal in the 90th minute.
The teams play again Tuesday at Chester, du lich (Xem thêm) Pa.
— Field Level Media
