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I quite enjoy buddy with the load of logs there.... Wonder if he is just trying to get to the mill in Gatineau
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So, that's why there's no TP on store shelves with interruptions to the supply chain like this!

I quite enjoy buddy with the load of logs there.... Wonder if he is just trying to get to the mill in Gatineau
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Does one need to be "woke" to recognize racism or call it out?The same people who complain that the world is too woke are the first to use racism when suits them. But then say they aren’t woke.
TDS.
I'm really not surprised. I doubt many large fleet operators would be willing to tie up their equipment, let alone be seen connected to it. I suspect most of the trucks are owner-operators, even if the logo bears a corporate name (either theirs or who they have a long-term contract with).I live right in the thick of it. Horns have been going pretty much non-stop outside.
I can confirm that the trucks (of which it's a small minority) are not from the major carriers. Some have also covered up company names, but that's an even smaller subset. They seem to be independents.
I can also confirm that I have not seen one single non-Caucasian truck/car/pick-up driver. Lots of folks in "camouflage" though. But I'm a sample size of 1 and I refused to go towards Parliament.
That's a whole lot of Majesta not being made!So, that's why there's no TP on store shelves with interruptions to the supply chain like this!![]()
Who has said it’s okay? Anyone?So, besides the Nazis, the drunks dancing and pissing on the national war memorial and the grave of the unknown soldier, the ones defacing a statue of Terry Fox, the ones stealing food from a homeless shelter, the ones throwing full beer cans at reporters, the ones setting off fireworks, and the ones sounding horns and whistles all night, the rest are ok?
So, besides the Nazis, the drunks dancing and pissing on the national war memorial and the grave of the unknown soldier, the ones defacing a statue of Terry Fox, the ones stealing food from a homeless shelter, the ones throwing full beer cans at reporters, the ones setting off fireworks, and the ones sounding horns and whistles all night, the rest are ok?
No. Just that the word gets bandied out a lot. Especially one side over another. Apparently calling out nazi flags and confederate flags at a rally on parliament might also be woke to some.Does one need to be "woke" to recognize racism or call it out?
Those would be the ones that the cops said were cordial and co-operative when the parking faux pas was pointed out to them and they vacated with apologies.Whoops. Forgot about the ones who used the war memorial as a parking lot.
I thought later, that if you are a fleet operator with lawyers and bean-counters, the risk of having an insurance claim challenged if your vehicle was caught up in some kind of civil disobedience might also be a caution.I'm really not surprised. I doubt many large fleet operators would be willing to tie up their equipment, let alone be seen connected to it. I suspect most of the trucks are owner-operators, even if the logo bears a corporate name (either theirs or who they have a long-term contract with).
In Ontario (at least southern Ontario) a large portion of the trucking landscape has changed to leased tractor fleets operated by hired 'driver-pool' operators, both either working under long-term contracts or one-off jobs, so you would have to have two entities agree to absorb to this non-revenue use.
No the ones that were towed.Those would be the ones that the cops said were cordial and co-operative when the parking faux pas was pointed out to them and they vacated with apologies.
Yeah, apparently threats were made but I don’t know.I thought later, that if you are a fleet operator with lawyers and bean-counters, the risk of having an insurance claim challenged if your vehicle was caught up in some kind of civil disobedience might also be a caution.
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I heard on the news that OPS has commenced criminal investigations regarding the "desecration" of the Terry Fox statue and War Memorial. From what I have seen I think those are pretty big stretches, but I suppose if they get a compliant they can't dismiss them out-of-hand. How intensive an investigation would remain to be seen.
Edit: I didn't see the post above. Intimidation and damage investigations might have more legs.
So, besides the Nazis, the drunks dancing and pissing on the national war memorial and the grave of the unknown soldier, the ones defacing a statue of Terry Fox, the ones stealing food from a homeless shelter, the ones throwing full beer cans at reporters, the ones setting off fireworks, and the ones sounding horns and whistles all night, the rest are ok?
Or, we apply this new standard of zero tolerance for bad behaviour at protests to all protests in Canada.Until evidence surfaces of them doing something, yes. Did you do a head count to determine the fraction of not-ok people relative to the total number of people?
Customary practice in Canada is to give protestors a lot of latitude. No reason to stop now.
MTO traffic cams along the 417 don't seem to show any major issues, at least from my perspective.How is the traffic on the 417 through Ottawa? Google maps don't show any yellow or red zones.
Or, we apply this new standard of zero tolerance for bad behaviour at protests to all protests in Canada.
No major issuesHow is the traffic on the 417 through Ottawa? Google maps don't show any yellow or red zones.