It wasn’t Occupation 2.0, but there were plenty of echoes of the February protests that shut down Ottawa for weeks on Saturday as crowds gathered downtown for the “Rolling Thunder” rally amid a heavy police presence. Read More
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'Rolling Thunder' convoy: 'We are not going to repeat what we saw in February,' Watson commends police action
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