The city will have additional bylaw officers deployed to ensure parking regulations are followed and warns that all vehicles found violating the regulations will be ticketed and towed.
The city also said that tickets will be issued for violations of other bylaws, including unnecessary noise, installation of structures on city property, public urination and defecation, open-air fires, littering and discharging fireworks. There will be no traffic closures as a result of the expected gathering this weekend, but temporary closures may be issued to manage traffic if necessary.“Drivers should anticipate delays in the downtown core,” the city said.Ottawa police Chief Eric Stubbs had said earlier in the week that resources, tow trucks and staffing plans are in place for the weekend.Ottawa police said they are ready for the potential of another demonstration similar to the one that began Jan.
The federal government invoked the Emergencies Act on Feb. 14 in response to border blockades and demonstrations across the country. The Act let the federal government extend special powers to police and financial institutions, including freezing bank accounts associated with the participants and organizers, until it was revoked a week later.
Awe, another 'freedom' taken from these poor, oppressed people 🥲
Closing ORWELLINGTON Road?