the freedom fighters. >> marianne: saskatchewan quickly follows suit with alberta, announcements comess freedom convoy shut down the busiest crossing on the northern border. jason kinny saying the end to covid restrictions will begin immediately. >> the point is simply this, restriction exemption program has served its useful purpose, it's done its job and no longer leading to higher vaccination rates. our approach must change as the disease changes. >> rows and rows of semis and construction trucks lining the streets. police are warning protesters not to bring gas or supplies. >> our message remains the same, don't come. if you do, there will be consequences for your unlawful behavior. >> ottawa police arresting a great grandfather in this shocking video for honking his horn in support of the truckers. 22 people have been arrested, 1300 tickets given out and 79 criminal investigations launched since the convoy reached ottawa a week and a half ago. white house keeping close eye on the freedom convoy. >> press sect. psaki: we support the right to freedom of speech and protest, but while

it's more than saskatchewan. it is alberta, quebec.se the omicron wave is peaking and they've that, look, when we can, we will roll them back. is it satisfying the truckers? absolutely not. what has happened here is they are looking for so much more than that. they don't want these leaders to even return any restrictions no matter what happens with covid. let me give you a little tour while we're here. we're in front of parliament. that's parliament right there. and here it looks more like a tailgate party going into its second week. they say they have no intention of moving. that's the prime's office. they've been parked right outside the prime minister's office now for the better part of two weeks. what is happening now though is that politicians are starting to get together. seeing what they can do. the fear that i've heard from regular everyday people. not just in this city, jake, but just around canada, saying, if this is the kind of civil disobedience that is tolerated, they father for what can happen next. and that fear is real.

speaker, saskatchewan and alberta announce and end to restrikses. cap da's chief public health adviser is calling for normalcy two. liberal m.p.'s have called out their own for divisiveness. canadians have done everything asked of them for the last two years and while many other countries are offering a plan of hope, the liberals continue to stifle inindustries like travel and tourism for little benefit. it seems the prime minister has gone a little too comfortable with using the force of government rather than trusting canadians. so speaker on what day this month will all travel advisories be lifted? >> the right honorable prime minister. >> the member talks about stifling industries. the reality is the support of the conservative party of canada for people barricading our streets and our border crossings is harming -- is harming canadians from putting food on the table is driving up prices, is causing uncertainty, instability and frustration on top of people who have suffered too much because of this pandemic over the past two years. it is time fo

but the muskowekwan residential school in saskatchewan still sands. its windows boarded up.that would rather forget. a three-story tombstone, for generations of children who died here. >> leona wolf: sometimes, i wish it would be gone, for all what happened here. >> cooper: you wish this had been torn down? >> wolf: yeah. i could hear everything in here, what was done. it lingers. >> cooper: leona wolf, who comes from the muskowekwan reserve, was five years old when she says she was taken from her home in 1960. school officials and police would often show up unannounced in indigenous communities and round up children, some as young as three. parents could be jailed if they refused to hand their children over. when kids arrived at their schools, their traditional long hair was shaved off. if they tried to speak their language, they were often punished. >> wolf: they put me in a little dark room, like that. and they'd shut the door and then they'd take off the light. all i had to look through was this much light, like i was in jail. >> cooper: she says the abuse many kids at m

it helps move beyond lockdown, vaccinations, but some canadian provinces, including alberta and saskatchewan, had eased covered rules in quebec. and prince edward island announced plans to do the same. but with plans for a freedom convoy in the us, the truckers protests show no sign of ending john henderson al jazeera on the us border with canada. turning to our top story now in russia and backed separatist lady in easton, ukraine is holding a press conference as tensions continue to rise between moscow and ukraine. dennis push in is head of the break way. don't use the people's republic. let's listening now via our translator of don't boss, because the stand up. right? well, we have only one demand, the ones ukraine to stop shooting don't bus and let us live. so, dear friends, please forgive me for long and emotional introduction. we're ready to answer your questions. now we have also western journalists generally when they listen to western media, they portray parallel reality. nobody wants to think that we have victims in the bus and also need human rights. and we never hear about peaceke

this week, as a matter of fact, i'm yes worse if you actually have to write it in the province of saskatchewan these that no more i think, or you know, more vaccine men days. he says catch one for the number. dotted you the same thing in my own province. bank of america bank said he will keep that axis passport. so that a problem. thank you with that, mr. many a. why not? the rely on do you, on the doctors, the scientists, the public health officials in canada, who are monitoring the numbers, the infection rates. why not rely on them to give the all clear to lift restrictions to lift the restrictions when it is safe? what is the problem with that? because they told us that the vaccine cannot stop the transmission up to virus. everybody can catch and spread that virus. so why doing discrimination between vaccinated people in on nature, people that, that's based on science, we understand that the vaccine is very good to be able to for older people. young people that want to be safe in being sure that they won't have a lead. and i agree with that so, but everybody must be free to decide, and that

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is getting from many people while at the same time pointing to other provinces such as alberta, saskatchewan, and quebec. while the old i'm starting to roll back their cobra restrictions and vaccine mandates. of the head of the canadian democratic defense association feels people should stand up and defend their freedoms. actually been fighting against this for about 2 years. we've got over 400 organizations that have popped up across canada and everything to do with that. providing n o l. notice of liabilities in order for people to keep their jobs against these ridiculous government dictates, and i'm going to call them dictates because that's what they are by the police coming on our side, it's happening in droves and we, we don't just have the occupation happening in auto we've, we've also got in the economic center here in toronto and at every other legislature building across the entire country. and we encourage, we encourage more kids to come out and, and stand in support of this. i mean, this is your freedom in your life and our fundamental life, liberty, security property are being i

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the province of alberta and saskatchewan of announced an end of their proof of fascination policies that demonstrate to say the federal government's response to the movements. there's any added fuel to the fire. i've been vaccinated my whole life, so i wasn't scared of the vaccine. what, what made me want to come here was when i saw a prime minister and get up and call these people racist. like i said, i'm a truck mechanic by trade. i've been working with these guys for 20 years. and i've never once met people that you would call racist in the trucking trade. when they froze or economy, they didn't raise any loans. there was no legislature that caused them to raise any loans, and they didn't lower taxes respectively. so people are losing their homes, are losing their business, they have no income, and they're being stored to get the bad scene in order to just stay employed. so they don't lose their houses. the mass don't make sense, none the laws that they've come up with their little rules and mandates make sense . their mandates have been way out of and and we need to go back to freedo

and now we're also hearing about other provinces, alberta, saskatchewan, lifting cove in 19 measures. now whether that is a result of this pro test and the ongoing freedom cod boy protests that remains to be seen and whether or not this protest continues for another week. another 2 weeks, several more weeks or several months, more much will that remains to be seen. but one thing assure the political debate, the political dissension over the coven 19 policies restrictions here in canada. very much continues guys, back to u. r. t correspondence out honey. thank you so much. and meanwhile, the russian central bank has reversed its position on whether or not to support recognizing crypto as a form of currency of agreement is a significant reversal considering the fact that the central bank last month proposed ban and crypto miners and crypto operations saying that those systems endanger the countries financial system. now the russian government says that has reached an agreement and draft legislation or amend legislation to recognize crypto as a form of currency. so how does this change s

helps move beyond a walk down, vaccinations with some canadian provinces including alberta and saskatchewan, had eased covered rules in quebec. and prince edward island announced plans to do the same. but with plans for a freedom convoy in the us, the truckers protests show no sign of vending. john henderson al jazeera, on the u. s. border with canada. also in the us, inflation has hit its highest level and 40 is consumed prizes, rose by 7.5 percent over the past year. energy cost, so the biggest jump up to 27 percent. now president joe biden says he expects inflation will ease by the end of the year. i'm going to work like that. don't bring gas prices down, which i'm working to make sure that we keep strengthening the supply, change them, bring the cost of energy and everything else, the goods and come to america down by helping the poor, 247 by change in a whole range of things it, you know what's happened with coven? coven has caused significant increase in prices in the supply chain. still a head out there in the a case chief of metropolitan police stepped out amid a series of damaging

large sweets of the public while at the same time pointing to other provinces such as alberta, saskatchewan, quebec, which are all starting to rule by coded restrictions on vaccine mandates. now, one activists in autumn told us people need to stand off for their freedoms. actually been fighting against this for about 2 years. we've got over 400 organizations that have popped up across canada. everything to do with that providing an hour notice of liabilities in order for people to keep their jobs against these ridiculous government dictates and i'm going to call them dictates because that's what they are. but the police coming on our side, it's happening in drugs. and we don't just have the occupation happening in order we've, we've also got in the economic center here, it's ronald and at every other legislature building across the entire country. and we encourage, we encourage market to come out and get in supported this. i mean, this is your freedom in your life and our fundamental life, liberty, security, and property are being infringed upon. and it's unacceptable or another story to br

one of the same time pointing to other provinces such as alberta, saskatchewan, and quebec, which are all starting to roll back cove restrictions and vaccine mandates in the capital or to were. and you can see the live pictures now on your screen. processed is, are currently gathering on parliament hill despite government attempts to subdue the anti mandates movement. moreover, witnesses say more trucks are traveling to alter and police anticipate new arrivals to the process over the course of the weekend. well, earlier i spoke with a supporter of the movement, you says it's been soft living under such strict coven measures. and that the movement itself is peaceful. for 2 years myself and many liked me have endured financial losses and economic hardship. we have endured this for 2 years because of these unreasonable mandates that have never been justified. what resonates so deeply about this is that we share laws, we're throwing the movement in law and we're peaceful. and that's a message that can easily go global. when law enforcement attempts to get active with pro chester is what i

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but some canadian provinces, including alberta and saskatchewan, have east coast rules in quebec and prince edward island announced plans to do the same. but with plans for a freedom convoy in the us, the truckers protests show no sign of vending. john henderson al jazeera on the u. s. border with canada. and a demonstration inspired by the truck as protests in canada is underway in the west, in french city of la man. but our drivers have been threatened with a fine if they tried to reach belgium by the united nation. says the military co in myanmar a year ago is to blame for an increase in illegal drug smuggling in the region. at least in thailand, a confiscating millions of pale of meth every week and louse reported an 800 percent increase in drug seizures. tony chang as more in the hills on the border with me on my an army patrol and thailand emerges from the mist. in this visibility, they can barely see 10 meters ahead. but this is one of the busiest smuggling roots on the border. in recent months, they've seen several 1000000 methamphetamine pills and shot dead sick smugglers fr

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one of the same time pointing to other provinces such as alberta, saskatchewan, and quebec, which all starting to roll back, kobe restrictions on vaccine mandates in the capital or to where you can see these live pages here. processed is a currently gathered on parliament hill despite government attempts to subdue the anti mandates movement. moreover, witnesses say more trucks are traveling to alter and police anticipate new arrivals . the protest over the course of the weekend. now we can cross live now to benita peterson, a freedom convoy organizer from alberta who is currently at the protest in also not too far from the canadian parliament, but it's a welcome to our international thank you for joining us. and thank you so much for having me. and just to clarify, i'm a conway promoter and supporter. okay, my apologies. you are currently welcome in the saturday evening over there right now. what's the atmosphere like on the ground? the i just came from the parliament grounds. the atmosphere is very high energy. there's music playing people dancing. it's incredibly incredibly cool. bu

move beyond to walk down the vaccinations with some canadian provinces, including alberta and saskatchewan, has eas covered rules in quebec. and prince edward island announce plans to do the se, but with plans for a freedom convoy in the us, the truckers protest show no sign of vending. john hinder and al jazeera on the us border with canada. and the us inflation has hit its highest level in 40 years. the consumer price index rose by 7.5 percent over the past year. and as you call sol, the biggest jump up to 27 percent. and president biden says, full kind of show inflation will ease by the end of the year. i'm going to work like i don't want to bring gas prices down, which i'm going to work in to make sure that we keep strengthening, supplied, changed, and bring the cost of energy. and everything else is good to come to america. down by helping the port 247 by changing a whole range of things that you know. what's happened with coven coban has cost significant increase in prices in the supply chain. total group of his professor of economics, of massachusetts institute of technology, he say

okay, now as you can see, road map, the province of saskatchewan is a ways away from all of the protest. in ottawa, however, it seems they have heard the message loud and clear and what their commerce to start up again after 2 years. now, earlier we spoke with kelly and wolf. she is the ceo of the canadian democratic defense association. and we asked her about how we have now seen a bid tag. actually lind auto was government a hand effectively shutting down the social media pages crowdfunding pages in the like. we asked kellyanne, who has helped organize these rallies and how demonstrators are getting their message out now. so we began protesting about 2 years ago against all these restrictions with the line canada dot com in toronto. and since then we have developed into a over 400 organizations nationally against all this. and i think that there was a little bit of disorganization when it came to what the end goal was. when everybody got to ottawa, i didn't see personally any solution in place in order to support the the actions of the truckers, which i thought was a bit absurd. howev

even though the act will apply across the country, premiers in quebec, alberta, saskatchewan, and manitoba. they have said they don't want it used in their provinces. meanwhile, the canadian province of ontario is rolling back many of his restrictions in an apparent concession to the nationwide freedom convoy movements the regional premier has announced that compulsory vaccine checks will be dropped from the 1st of march over the weekend. i received recommendations from doctor more on a plan to safely reopen our economy and remove ontario's vaccine passport system. i've accepted these recommendations and so today i can announce that beginning on february 17th, we will remove all capacity limits, except for sporting events, concert venues and theaters, which will be cap of 50 percent. now to flesh out this story, we're joined to live now by freedom convoy ontario organizer jason la fos. welcome to the program jason and now just in trudeau has in vote to the emergency acts which is for quotes urgent and critical situations. this is the endanger, the lives health or safety of canadians. what'

but some canadian provinces, including alberta and saskatchewan, has eased coven rules in quebec. and prince edward island announced plans to do the same. but with plans for a freedom convoy in the us, the truckers protest show no sign of vending. john henderson al jazeera on the u. s . border with canada award winning author kac winds. i would share a basha jaw says he was tortured while being held in custody for nearly a month if logic and on wednesday. but he says he plans to return at some point with his claim of mistreatment fellows other allegations of human rights abuses in uganda. over the past, when he spoke to al jazeera about his old deal in prison in december, noah's arrested by the i'm is if see, which is in charge of the president said to, to, and his immediate it was taken to the head to court as of the if see where it was, but i was bitten, was bitten with the blood, un buttons, i put them as a lie, as clock flish from my thighs. by the day my lifted up dungeon or my body was full of da da da. much go out of solutions and on my legs. and i am right now now seeing a

it helps move beyond lockdown, vaccinations, but some canadian provinces, including alberta and saskatchewan, has eased covered rules in quebec and prince edward island announced plans to do the same. but with plans for a freedom convoy in the us, the truckers protests show no sign of vending. john henderson al jazeera on the u. s. border with canada. and then pick testers have confirmed russian figure skater. camilla valley have tested positive rebuttal substance before the pigs began. the 15 year old case will now be taken to the court of arbitration, to support its will rule whether she can continue competing at the games. it may also consider with the russians to be stripped of the gold medal they won in the team skating event on tuesday officials delayed ceremony to present metals. such cases are not helpful to the games. i think hopefully most people see that of the, the 3000 people are competing. here are some wonderful sports and graceful, and hopefully we can continue to concentrate on that. but you'll also appreciate that we need to the these cases need to be prosecuted properly ta

but some canadian provinces, including alberta and saskatchewan, have east coast rule in quebec and prince edward island announced plans to do the same. but with plans for a freedom convoy in the us, the truckers protests show no sign of vending. john henderson al jazeera, on the us border with canada. still in the us, inflation has hit its high level in 40 years. consumer prices rose by 7.5 percent over the past year. energy costs, so the biggest jump up to 27 percent. president joe biden says he expect expect inflation will ease by the end of the i'm going to work like i don't want to bring gas prices down, which i'm going to work into. make sure that we keep strengthening, supplied, changed, and bring the cost of energy. and everything else is good to come to america. down by helping the poor, 247 by changing a whole range of things that you know. what's happened with coven? cobit has caused significant increase in prices in the supply chain. students in india have been arrested while protesting against a ban on religious head, scarves in schools in the southern state of cannot to come,