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Canada's public safety minister said Monday that U.S. officials should stay out of his country's domestic affairs, joining other Canadian leaders in pushing back against prominent Republicans who offered support for the protests of COVID-19 restrictions that have besieged downtown Ottawa for more than a week.
A day after the city declared a state of emergency, the mayor pleaded for almost 2,000 extra police officers to help quell the raucous nightly demonstrations staged by the so-called Freedom Truck Convoy, which has used hundreds of parked trucks to paralyze the Canadian capital's business district.
The protests have also infuriated people who live around downtown, including neighborhoods near Parliament Hill, the seat of the federal government.
Embattled Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly called the demonstration an “unprecedented protest never seen in Canada” and acknowledged that authorities failed to plan for it to last more than three days.
Many members of the GOP have made comments supporting the demonstrations, including former President Donald Trump, who called Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a “far left lunatic” who has “destroyed Canada with insane COVID mandates." Protesters have said they will not leave until all vaccine mandates and COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. They also called for the removal of Trudeau's government, though it is responsible for few of the restrictive measures, most of which were put in place by provincial governments.

Canadian govt hits out at US Republicans after call to fund truckers' protest

Canada's public safety minister Marco Mendicino&nbsp;said Monday that U.S. officials should stay out of his country's domestic affairs. Mendicino&nbsp;was responding to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton who tweeted that &ldquo;Patriotic Texans donated to Canadian truckers' worthy cause.&rdquo;&nbsp; Joining other Canadian leaders in pushing back against prominent Republicans who offered support for the truckers' protests&nbsp;that have besieged downtown Ottawa for more than a week,&nbsp;Mendicino&nbsp;said it is certainly not the concern of the Texas attorney general as to how we in Canada go about our daily lives in accordance with the rule of law.
Meanwhile, a day after the city declared a state of emergency, the mayor pleaded for almost 2,000 extra police officers to help quell the raucous nightly demonstrations staged by the so-called Freedom Truck Convoy, which has used hundreds of parked trucks to paralyze the Canadian capital's business district.
The protests have also infuriated people who live around downtown, including neighborhoods near Parliament Hill, the seat of the federal government.
Embattled Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly called the demonstration an &ldquo;unprecedented protest never seen in Canada&rdquo; and acknowledged that authorities failed to plan for it to last more than three days.
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Mendicino&nbsp;was responding to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton who tweeted that &ldquo;Patriotic Texans donated to Canadian truckers' worthy cause.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Canada's public safety minister said Monday that U.S. officials should stay out of his country's domestic affairs, joining other Canadian leaders in pushing back against prominent Republicans who offered support for the protests of COVID-19 restrictions that have besieged downtown Ottawa for more than a week.
A day after the city declared a state of emergency, the mayor pleaded for almost 2,000 extra police officers to help quell the raucous nightly demonstrations staged by the so-called Freedom Truck Convoy, which has used hundreds of parked trucks to paralyze the Canadian capital's business district.
The protests have also infuriated people who live around downtown, including neighborhoods near Parliament Hill, the seat of the federal government.
Embattled Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly called the demonstration an &ldquo;unprecedented protest never seen in Canada&rdquo; and acknowledged that authorities failed to plan for it to last more than three days.
Many members of the GOP have made comments supporting the demonstrations, including former President Donald Trump, who called Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a &ldquo;far left lunatic&rdquo; who has &ldquo;destroyed Canada with insane COVID mandates." Protesters have said they will not leave until all vaccine mandates and COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. They also called for the removal of Trudeau's government, though it is responsible for few of the restrictive measures, most of which were put in place by provincial governments.

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