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The Emergencies Act Inquiry
There’s less than two weeks left in testimony for the Public Order Emergency Commission which is hearing testimony from all sides into the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act. On February 14th, the federal government made the declaration to end the occupation of downtown Ottawa along with blockades in Alberta and in Windsor.
Our Unpublished Vote question asked: Was the Emergencies Act required to bring an end to the occupation?
Our audience responded:
- 14.2% = Yes
- 80.1% = No
- 5.7% = Unsure
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Our Unpublished vote poll question...
Was the Emergencies Act required to end the Ottawa occupation?
The results so far:
Yes =
No =
Unsure =
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Guests
Retired Senator
Laywer and political strategist
Associate Professor of Political Science, Dalhousie University
Associate Professor with DeGroote School of Business
Parliament Hill Reporter, Rabble.ca
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