Vaccine require truck convoy loops around near Ambassador Bridge
Many displayed Canadian flags and protest signs relating to COVID 19, Vaccination mandates and other pandemic polices.
Windsor police said they expect the truck convoy to trouble Windsor until Jan. 26, When bystanders to Sunday's protest as well as social media posts said the convoy will begin driving to Ottawa.
"What is not acceptable is interfering with the motoring public on highways and commerce at the border,
Windsor police said Sunday afternoon they were they were unacquainted with any police interactions with protestors by mid afternoon, Saying direct orders had been "relaxed" And said police would continue to monitor the matter.
A truck adorned with a No Jabs for Jobs banner participates in a protest against vaccine mandates on Huron Church Road on the Ambassador Bridge on Sunday, jan. 23, 2022. Photo by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star Truck convoys have made news current days as planned "stop roll" protests move across Canada, Some with the stated goal of heading to Ottawa in protest of federal vaccination requirements for truck drivers. Social media posts show planned convoys inside Ontario on varying dates.
Canada requires all truck drivers entering the country from america to be fully vaccinated to avoid a 14 day quarantine.
Windsor Police warned motorists before hand that a trucker convoy, Part of larger anti vaccine mandate protest across Canada, Could slow traffic to the Ambassador bridge. This truck participates rally on Huron Church Road on Sunday, jan. 23, 2022. photograph by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star
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