The Ottawa Police Service response to last winter’s trucker convoy protest was deficient in many ways, from how intelligence was collected to dysfunction within the officer ranks, according to the report of the federal Public Order Emergency Commission. Read More
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Ottawa Police Service response to convoy protest was deficient: POEC report
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