Day 20 of the Emergencies Act Public Inquiry, the mayor of the Coutts, Alberta Jim Willet testified that 70% of the town supported the Coutts border blockade and that emergency services were never impacted by the border protest.
MAYOR JIMMY WILLET, Sworn
Examination in-Chief by Mr. Jean-Simon Schoenholz
Cross-Examination by Ms. Andrea Gonsalves
Cross-Examination by Ms. Hana Laura Yamamoto
Cross-Examination by Mr. Michael Finley
Cross-Examination by Brendan Miller
Cross-Examination by Mr. Alan Honner
Re-Examination by Mr. Jean-Simon Schoenholz
Coutts Mayor, Jim Willet, described the protestors at the border blockades as domestic terrorists.
Coutts Mayor, Jim Willet, described the protestors at the border blockades as domestic terrorists pic.twitter.com/PBq90HQ8EX
— The court cat (@ResistanceCats) November 9, 2022
Jim Willet, the mayor of the village of Coutts, states that a sermon from Pastor Pawlowski was inciting the crowd.
Jim Willet, the mayor of the village of Coutts, states that a sermon from Pastor Pawlowski was inciting the crowd#POEC #EmergenciesActInquiry pic.twitter.com/07szsZHAF2
— The court cat (@ResistanceCats) November 9, 2022
Coutts Mayor Jim Willet testifies that emergency services were not impacted during the blockade at the border during the Freedom Convoy.
Coutts Mayor Jim Willet testifies that emergency services were not impacted during the blockade at the border during the Freedom Convoy. #POEC pic.twitter.com/yg5kQT33Za
— True North (@TrueNorthCentre) November 9, 2022
The Mayor of Coutts, Jim Willet, tells the Commission that the border blockades protestors were hurting the people they were trying to help.
The Mayor of Coutts, Jim Willet, tells the Commission that the border blockades protestors were hurting the people they were trying to help#POEC #EmergenciesActInquiry pic.twitter.com/GrjEl8iJrV
— The court cat (@ResistanceCats) November 9, 2022
Mayor Jim Willet’s opinion that the guns at Coutts were fake. It was a rumour he was told.
Here’s the clip to clarify his earlier statement. It was not Mayor Jim Willet’s opinion that the guns at Coutts were fake. It was a rumour he was told. #POEC https://t.co/YWsIup1dSz pic.twitter.com/YMkSYW3CT2
— Andy Lee – Special Rebel Rapporteur (@RealAndyLeeShow) November 9, 2022
Jim Willet, mayor of Coutts AB on western alienation
Jim Willet, mayor of Coutts AB on western alienation pic.twitter.com/QAGRFE93NW
— callum 🌎☄️💕®️ (@callumxoxox) November 9, 2022
DSG MARIO Di TOMMASO, Sworn
Examination in-Chief by Mr. Gabriel Poliquin
Canadian Prosecutor Gabriel Poliquin, collapses during hearing.
Mario Di Tommaso Deputy Solicitor General.
Ya the jab works too 🙄 Stunning Moment
Canadian Prosecutor Gabriel Poliquin, who is hunting down members of Freedom Convoy, collapses during hearing.
Mario Di Tommaso Deputy Solicitor General. pic.twitter.com/s2yAfl0hQp— Chronicutopia (@badboychronic) November 10, 2022
ADM IAN FREEMAN, Sworn
Examination in-Chief by Mr. Jean-Simon Schoenholz
Cross-Examination by Mr. Brendan van Niejenhuis
Cross-Examination by Ms. Jennifer King
Cross-Examination by Ms. Anne Tardif
Cross-Examination by Ms. Ewa Krajewska
Cross-Examination by Ms. Sujit Choudhry
Cross-Examination by Mr. Brendan Miller
Cross-Examination by Mr. David Migicovsky
Cross-Examination by Mr. Michael Morris
Cross-Examination by Mr. Alan Honner
Cross-Examination by Ms. Colleen McKeown
TDF litigation director cross-examines Ian Freeman, the deputy minister of Ontario’s Ministry of Transport. Under the Emergencies Act, tow trucks would not be able to drop out. But these documents show that three towing companies were providing their services willingly.
TDF litigation director cross-examines Ian Freeman, the deputy minister of Ontario's Ministry of Transport.
Under the Emergencies Act, tow trucks would not be able to drop out. But these documents show that three towing companies were providing their services willingly. pic.twitter.com/0rGvfzLlwV
— The Democracy Fund (@TDF_Can) November 10, 2022
During testimony from a Ministry of Transport official, the commission presents an email discussing how the OPP could use drivers licences to potentially identify protesters.
During testimony from a Ministry of Transport official, the commission presents an email discussing how the OPP could use drivers licences to potentially identify protesters.
MORE: https://t.co/0CNKcj5EDk pic.twitter.com/ZFMTknctt5
— Kian Simone (@kiansimone44) November 10, 2022
Ian Freeman of Ontario’s Ministry of Transport tells the commission that the OPP requested that MTO enforcement officers operate under the OPP’s command during the Freedom Convoy.
Ian Freeman of Ontario's Ministry of Transport tells the commission that the OPP requested that MTO enforcement officers operate under the OPP's command during the Freedom Convoy.
MORE: https://t.co/0CNKcjnNRs pic.twitter.com/8A2APAYAye
— Kian Simone (@kiansimone44) November 9, 2022
Prior to Ontario declaring a state of emergency, Ian Freeman of the Ministry of Transport says “we were never asked by police” to send warning letters to Freedom Convoy protesters.
Prior to Ontario declaring a state of emergency, Ian Freeman of the Ministry of Transport says "we were never asked by police" to send warning letters to Freedom Convoy protesters.
MORE: https://t.co/aITJqHm3UY pic.twitter.com/kzAiI0yS5p
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) November 10, 2022
Ian Freeman of Ontario’s Ministry of Transport tells the commission that the OPP requested that MTO enforcement officers operate under the OPP’s command during the Freedom Convoy.
Ian Freeman of Ontario's Ministry of Transport tells the commission that the OPP requested that MTO enforcement officers operate under the OPP's command during the Freedom Convoy.
MORE: https://t.co/NkdySDLNY0 pic.twitter.com/KHlAKLtybX
— Efrain Flores Monsanto 🇨🇦🚛 (@realmonsanto) November 9, 2022