UPDATE FOR FEB. 6, 2022: Truck convoy: City ‘outnumbered,’ says mayor; Protesters given Monday deadline to leave or risk inclusion in $9.8 million class action lawsuit Read More
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'Everybody is at a breaking point': Police board seeks more help as protest strengthens
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