Police, protesters face off in Ottawa for 2nd day

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Police and protesters faced off for a second straight day in the nation’s capital and at times those tensions erupted into violence, but tonight it appears the Ottawa occupation is into its final hours.

Police and protesters are accusing each other of abusive behaviour after a day that saw officers reclaim the street in front of Parliament Hill. At least 170 people have been arrested as part of the convoy crackdown and Ottawa’s police chief warned their investigation into others involved will continue for many months. David Akin has more from Parliament Hill.

The streets in Ottawa are starting to look more bare and normal. Sean O’Shea has more from the midst of that police operation.

From protesters to police, officers appeared to be shifting strategy today as they work to clear the remaining protesters from the area. The slow methodical approach that we saw from police yesterday seemed to be replaced with a much tougher line today. Mercedes Stephenson has more on the police tactics used today.

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