Emergencies Act revoked

The PM says now that the occupation of Ottawa has ended, the Emergencies Act is no longer needed, and has revoked the Act. A parliamentary committee and inquiry will now be formed to look into the act's use.

[taxslave]

Now, if we could revoke all the WEF/UN traitors in our government, there might be hope for Canada.

[firebirdclonefirebird]

Vote OUT every politician whom was complicit and pass a measure to REVOKE their benefits!

[domikenobi]

The world should never forget this and learn from it.

Canadian's learned a lot from this protest. People showed their true colours.

[doktor_ghul]

He needs to have a vote of no confidence brought down on him, and he needs to be thrown out. If he can do this once, he can do it again...unless he has to pay for this power grab with his powers. This can't be a " Trump gets impeached, then walks away clean " situation. He needs to go.

[willmiles]

He didn’t have a choice. The Senate was set to vote the act down.

[marsbux-tech]

If truth be known, bankers feared bank runs and a Canadian banking crisis as ordinary citizens pulled cash from unfrozen accounts.

[Kenking]

The outrage from across the globe was strong enough and difficult to ignore. Such a mess.

[j.s.]

He saw his polling numbers and now he's doing damage control.

[joanjohnston]

They all should be investigated about belonging to the World Economic Forum? Conflict of Interest.

[nivagnoswal]

From the ChineseEmbassyOttawa...

'Over the past few days, the Canadian police used pepper spray, stun grenades as well as batons to violently disperse "Freedom Convoy" demonstrators that had dominated downtown Ottawa. The Canadian government called the demonstrators "a threat to democracy".

But back in 2019, when radical elements assaulted the police and wantonly disrupted public order in Hong Kong, the Canadian side asserted that it will "stand up loudly and clearly for human rights all around the world" and wantonly criticized, maligned and smeared the HK Police Force.

In the eyes of some people in Canada, similar protests and demonstrations should be referred to differently in different places. In Hong Kong, they are "human rights movement", but in Canada they are "a threat to demoncracy". Such stark double standard is unacceptable.

[jimmyzajakovski]

So does that give him the right to put it back on there whenever he feels like it this guy should be in jail along with Jagmeet Singh

[yuanli]

We need to keep fighting until we get all the evils out our government and held them accountable.

[rathgarredbeard]

I wonder if this has anything to do with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association suing the Justine TURDeau regime for illegally invoking the "Emergency Act" in the first

[vicedpowers]

The Legacy Media is a huge part of the problem, even though its only elderly believing them anymore.

[udaykaransinghsidhu]

Next should be WEF connection inquiry Trudeau

[cheryl]

What he did cannot be erased in the minds of Canadians. All three parties allowed this to happen. Canadians that continue to trust are foolish. Many people will continue to remove their funds from banks. It doesn't take fool to see whats ahead.

[andrewdold]

So now that the Trudeau has rescinded the act, do the banks actually have immunity for freezing peoples accounts unlawfully? I am not sure but if I were those that had my account frozen I would be launching a class action lawsuit against the banks to find out.

[stephaniejones]

Why are we not discussing Freedom and mandates being dropped...that was what this was all.about

[thegrantdanielsband]

Abuse of the Emergencies Act is an OUTRAGE!!!! in my Opinion