| | | | | | | GOOD MORNING | | Ottawa police will get more help dealing with the trucker protests, the RCMP are unsure when the border blockade will end, and Alberta and Saskatchewan signal an end to COVID-19 restrictions. Here's what you need to know to start your day. |
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| FIVE THINGS TO KNOW | | | Help on the way Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino announced late Thursday that the RCMP has approved all requests from Ottawa police to help address the trucker convoy. |
| | | Digging in There were signs of "Freedom Convoy" protesters in downtown Ottawa settling in for the long haul Thursday, building a wooden structure and stockpiling fuel. |
| | | 'PM's problem'
Interim Conservative Leader Candice Bergen advised senior party MPs not to tell members of the trucker convoy to leave Ottawa, according to an internal email obtained by CTV News. |
| | | 'We hear their frustration'
An RCMP spokesman says there's no way to predict when the protest at Alberta's main border crossing will end. |
| | | COVID-19 restrictions
Alberta and Saskatchewan have taken the lead among provinces signalling their intentions to soon remove most, if not all, remaining COVID-19 restrictions. |
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| New HIV variant | | Researchers in the Netherlands have discovered a "highly virulent variant" of HIV that causes a more rapid decline in immune system strength. |
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