PM Trudeau, along with several senior cabinet ministers, other government officials, convoy leaders, local officials and police chiefs are part of the more than 60 witnesses expected to testify
He said getting to the truth of what happened is important for society.
Mandy England, a lawyer representing the Government of Alberta noted the province had cleared a long-running blockade at the Coutts border crossing before the Emergencies Act was invoked.Article content OPP lawyer Christopher Diana said the provincial force was tracking the convoy before it hit the province’s borders. He said the extra tools the act provided were not necessary.
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