♪ ♪ ♪ >> > > Ian: GOOD EVENING. I'' M IAN HANOMANSING. TONITE OTTAWA'' S COPS PRIMARY IS OUT AS THE MILITANTS SIT TIGHT. ALLEGATIONS OF INTIMIDATION AND ALSO VOLATILE BEHAVIOUR AND INTERNAL CHAOS HAMPERING THE AUTHORITIES REACTION TO THE CONVOY. THE SPECIAL INSIDE DETAILS. >> > >'IT ' S OUR HOPE THAT PUBLIC ORDER WILL CERTAINLY BE RESTORED AS RAPIDLY AS POSSIBLE. >> > > Ian: AND WHERE IT LEAVES THE STANDOFF IN BETWEEN POLICE AS WELL AS MILITANTS. >>> > > > SEVEN CANADIAN SOLDIERS UNDER EXAMINATION FOR SUSTAINING THE DEMONSTRATIONS AS WELL AS OPPOSING REQUIREDS. >> > > STAND AND ALSO PROTECT YOUR LOVED ONES AGAINST THIS GOVERNMENT-FORCED MEDICAL TYRANNY. >> > > Ian: A CBC NEWS INVESTIGATION. >>> > > > AHEAD OF MARCH BREAK, CANADA LOOSENS TRAVEL CONSTRAINTS. >> > >'IT ' S TIME TO SECURELY ARRANGE OF LIVE MY LIFE ONCE MORE >>. > > Ian: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU PUBLICATION. >>> > > > GOLD MEDALLISTS AND ALSO OLYMPIC CHAMPS, CANADA! >> > > Ian: MAKING HISTORY ON THE ICE. >> > >'WE ' RE PUSHING FOR A MEDAL. >> > > Ian: CASHING IN THEIR GOLDEN TICKETS FOR THE REAL THING.ADRIENNE ON THE CANADIAN BREAKOUT CELEBRITY NOW WITH A MEDAL IN EVERY COLOUR. THIS IS “THE NATIONAL.” ♪ > > > “THROUGHOUT CANADA,” A LOT OF >>> CLOGS ARE TRAINING, BUT IN OTTAWA THE MILITANTS, RESIDENTS AND COPS WAIT. THE FEDERAL EMERGENCIES ACT HOLDS, BUT WHAT WE DON'' T KNOW IS WHAT OFFICERS WILL CERTAINLY DO AND ALSO >> WHEN. > > Head Of State Trudeau: THERE WILL BE IMPACT FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE DAMAGING THE LEGISLATION. >> > > Premier Doug Ford: WE'' RE PROVIDING THE DEVICES TO THE POLICE TO OBTAIN THE WORK DONE, AS WELL AS HOPEFULLY THEY'' RE GOING TO MOVE THEM ON AS RAPIDLY AS POSSIBLE.
>> > > Ian: OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF MOTION, JUST NUMEROUS DEFIANCE, AND THE BIGGEST CHANGE UNTIL NOW ISN'' T WITH PROTESTERS. IT ' S WITH THE MANAGEMENTS OF OTTAWA COPS. THE PRIMARY PETER SLOLY HAS ACTUALLY STEPPED DOWN. HE ' S BEEN THE FACE OF THE COPS REACTION IN THE CITY AND THE TOPIC OF INTENSE AGGRAVATION FROM RESIDENTS AND ALSO SOME AUTHORITIES. TRAVIS DHANRAJ HAS EXCLUSIVE DETAILS OF THE EVENTS LEADING UP TO SLOLY'' S RESIGNATION. >> > Press reporter: AFTER GREATER THAN 2 WEEKS OF EXTREME CRITICISM AND ALSO SCENES SIMILAR TO THIS GRASPING THE CITY OF OTTAWA.
[Horn] PETER SLOLY TIPPED APART. DEPUTY PRIMARY STEVE BELL NOW TAKING THE REINS ON AN MEANTIME BASIS. SLOLY'' S DEPARTURE COMES AMIDST ACCUSATIONS OF DIVISIONS WITHIN THE HIGHEST RANKINGS OF THE FORCE. MULTIPLE SOURCES INFORMED CBC INFORMATION HE BERATED, BELITTLED AS WELL AS BULLIED ELDERLY POLICE OFFICERS, THAT AT THE VERY LEAST 3 OCCURRENCE COMMANDERS TASKED WITH HANDLING THE OBJECTIONS WERE REASSIGNED AFTER DIFFERENCES WITH HIM, WHICH PROBLEMS BETWEEN SLOLY AND THE O.P.P. AND RCMP BROUGHT ABOUT DELAYS IN REINFORCEMENTS BEING RELEASED. OTTAWA AUTHORITIES REPLIED WITH A STATEMENT THAT DID NOT DIRECTLY ADDRESS THE ACCUSATIONS WHEN GOTTEN IN TOUCH WITH BY CBC INFORMATION ON SUNDAY AS WELL AS MONDAY. THE CHAIR OF THE POLICE SERVICES BOARD SAYING THIS ON “” POWER & & NATIONAL POLITICS.” > > DID PRIMARY SLOLY QUIT OR WAS HE TERMINATED FOR WHAT'' S HAPPENED IN THE CITY? >> > > I BELIEVE YOU CONTAINER APPRECIATE, DAVID, THAT THAT IS A WORK RELATIONS RELEASE AND ALSO I AM UNABLE TO TALK ABOUT THE SPECIFICS.
>> > > Press reporter: SLOLY DID LAUNCH A STATEMENT AFTER HIS RESIGNATION WHICH READ PARTLY: “” CONSIDERING THAT THE ON-SET OF THIS DEMO, I HAVE FINISHED EVERY LITTLE THING FEASIBLE TO MAINTAIN THIS CITY SAFE AS WELL AS PUT AN END TO THIS UNPRECEDENTED AS WELL AS UNFORESEEABLE CRISIS. WE HAVE OBTAINED NEW RESOURCES AND ENFORCEMENT TOOLS. I'' M CONFIDENT THE OTTAWA POLICE SOLUTION IS NOW BETTER POSITIONED TO END THIS LINE OF WORK.” >>” > > GIVEN THE SIZE OF THE FOCUS THAT THIS DEMONSTRATION HAS ACTUALLY GARNERED, I THINK IT'' S UNAVOIDABLE THAT THE LEADER OF THE ORGANIZATION IS GOING TO BE ASKED TO TIP DOWN OR THEY ARE GOING TO TIP DOWN THEMSELVES.
>> > > Reporter: THE MAYOR DID NOT ADDRESS THE ALLEGATIONS BUT STATED THIS ABOUT THE PRIMARY'' S DECISION TO RESIGN. >> > > THE TIPPING POINT FOR ME WAS THAT WE WERE SEEING NO NOTICEABLE ACTION IN CLEARING UP OUT THE AREAS AROUND THE BASEBALL ARENA, WELLINGTON ROAD, IN ADDITION TO RESIDENTIAL AREAS. >> > > Ian: SO TRAVIS, WITH THIS UNEXPECTED MANAGEMENT TRANSFORM WITH THE OTTAWA COPS, WHO'' S IN CHARGE NOW >>? > > Reporter: WELL, IAN, THE CHAIR OF THE POLICE SERVICES BOARD STATED TODAY THE O.P.P. AND THE RCMP WILL CERTAINLY SUPERVISE OF PROCEDURES COMBINED WITH THE OTTAWA COPS SOLUTION IN WHAT IS BEING CALLED AN INTEGRATED COMMAND STRUCTURE. SHE ALSO STATED THAT TEAM IS WORKING AROUND THE CLOCK TO FIND A SERENE END TO THE PROFESSION HERE IN OTTAWA. IAN? >> > > Ian: ALL RIGHT, TRAVIS, THANK YOU. >>> > > > AND ALSO'LET ' S TAKE An APPEARANCE AT THE SCENE CURRENTLY IN MIDTOWN OTTAWA. NO SIGN OF MOTION OR BACKING DOWN FROM THE PROTESTERS THAT REMAIN.THIS DESPITE
THAT HISTORICAL CHOICE THE OTHER DAY TO INVOKE THE EMERGENCIES ACT. OLIVIA STEFANOVICH CLARIFIES WHAT WE UNDERSTAND AT THIS FACTOR ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF THOSE PROCEDURES AND HOW POLICE ARE PREPARATION. >> > > Press reporter: IN THE DARKNESS OF PARLIAMENT HILL, PROTESTERS HAVE NO PREPARES TO ALLEVIATE THE GRIDLOCK. >> > > I AIN ' T MOVING. SIMPLE AS THAT. THEY CAN THREATEN US WITH ALL THEY WANT, BUT I'' M NOT MOVING. >> > Press reporter: IN SPITE OF BRAND-NEW EMERGENCY SITUATION POWERS TO FREEZE THEIR BANK ACCOUNTS AS WELL AS SUSPEND THEIR CAR INSURANCE POLICY, THEY HOLD THEIR GROUND. >> > > I DON ' T THINK THIS IS GON NA HAPPEN. >> THIS IS JUST A SCARE METHODS. > > WE HAD FLOODS IN B.C. THERE WAS NO EMERGENCY ACT, SO NOW ALL OF An UNEXPECTED YOU HAVE LIVELY CASTLES AND ALSO VEHICLE DRIVERS, THIS IS AN EMERGENCY? BEGIN. >> > > Press reporter: BUT THE GENERAL PUBLIC SAFETY AND SECURITY PREACHER STATES FOR SOME DEMONSTRATORS THE GOAL ISN'' T REPUTABLE OBJECTION.
>> > > WHAT IS DRIVING THIS ACTIVITY IS A REALLY SMALL, ARRANGED GROUP THAT IS DRIVEN BY AN BELIEF TO OVERTHROW THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. >> > > Reporter: WITH THE EMERGENCIES ACT EFFECTIVELY, POLICE HAS NEW DEVICES TO RESPOND, SUCH AS DECLARING CERTAIN AREAS, LIKE LEGISLATURES AS WELL AS WAR MONOLITHS, NO-GO ZONES. THUS FAR THERE ARE FEW SIGNS OF STEPPED-UP ENFORCEMENT. >> > > ISN ' T IT TRUE THAT THE HEAD OF STATE'' S ACTIONS COULD OFFER TO REALLY MAKE THINGS EVEN WORSE AND ALSO NOT MAKE THINGS BETTER? >> > > EXACTLY! >> > > THE RIGHT HONOURABLE PRIME PRIEST. >> > > Prime Minister Trudeau: MR. AUDIO SPEAKER, THIS IS ABOUT KEEPING CANADIANS SAFE. >> > > Press reporter: THE HEAD OF STATE STATES ACTION IS COMING. >> > > Head Of State Trudeau: THERE WILL CERTAINLY BE EFFECTS FOR INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE DAMAGING THE REGULATION AND ALSO PEOPLE WHO ARE SUSTAINING THOSE THAT ARE DAMAGING THE LAW.
>> > > Reporter: BUT THE CIRCUMSTANCE IN THE COUNTRY'' S CAPITAL CONTINUES TO BE IN PREDICAMENT.> > > FREEDOM >>! > > Press reporter: WITH THE PARTY-LIKE AMBIENCE ATTRACTING GROWING DISAPPOINTMENT FROM OFFICIALS. >> > > I INTENDED TO INCREASE THERE AS WELL AS POKE THAT HOT BATHTUB MYSELF AS WELL AS LET THE WATER FLOW OUT OF IT AS WELL AS UNPLUG THAT DAMN LIVELY CASTLE BECAUSE IT'' S JUST A SYMBOL OF THE DISAPPOINTMENT THAT'' S TOOK PLACE FOR 19 DAYS >> IN THE FUNDING. > > Reporter: OTTAWA COPS SAY THEY NOW HAVE THE RESOURCES TO BRING THE OCCUPATION TO A SAFE END. > > OUR COMPANY BELIEVE WE ' RE AT A PIVOTAL MOMENT IN THIS DEMONSTRATION>. > > Ian: OLIVIA, WHAT DO WE UNDERSTAND ABOUT THE AUTHORITIES PLANS TO BRING THIS DEMO TO AN END? >> > > Press reporter: WELL, IAN, OTTAWA AUTHORITIES ARE EXPECTED TO SHARE THOSE DETAILS QUICKLY IN An EXCLUSIVE MEETING THEIR AUTHORITIES SERVICES BOARD. THEY APPEAR TO HAVE AN BENEFIT NOW THAT THE VARIETY OF PROTESTERS HAS SHRUNK TO A CORE GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS. COPS SAY LESS THAN 150 DEMONSTRATORS STAYED DOWNTOWN LAST NIGHT WITH 360 CARS, A SIGNIFICANT DECLINE FROM THE BEGINNING OF THIS DEMONSTRATION WHEN THERE WERE OVER 4,000 LORRIES DOWNTOWN.BUT WHEN IT COMES TO WHEN
POLICE WILL RELOCATE, IAN, THAT REMAINS A TACTICAL KEY. >> > > Ian: ALL RIGHT, OLIVIA, MANY THANKS. >>> > > > CBC NEWS HAS LEARNED A TOTAL OF SEVEN PARTICIPANTS OF THE CANADIAN MILITARIES ARE UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR REVEALING NUMEROUS DEGREES OF ASSISTANCE FOR THE OBJECTIONS, SOME EVEN TAKING PART. JUDY TRINH CLARIFIES HOW THAT COULD AFFECT AUTHORITIES TECHNIQUE. >> > > I DO NOT BELIEVE THAT THE STATE MUST HAVE THE >> POWER OVER MY BODY. > > Press reporter: IN A TIKTOK VIDEO CLIP, WARRANT OFFICER JAMES TOPP DECLARED HIS DERISION FOR OBLIGATORY COVID-19 INOCULATIONS. SO DID ARTILLERY POLICEMAN MAJOR STEVEN SADOWSKI. >> > > CURRENTLY STAND UP AND SHIELD YOUR LOVED ONES VERSUS THIS GOVERNMENT-FORCED MEDICAL TYRANNY. >> > > Press reporter: SINCE THE FREEDOM CONVOY OBJECTION BEGAN, THE CANADIAN FORCES HAS RELEASED INVESTIGATIONS INTO 7 ACTIVE MEMBERS WHO HAVE ACTUALLY OPENLY TAKEN AN ANTI-VACCINE POSITION. SOME PRESUMABLY TOOK PART IN THE OTTAWA LINE OF WORK, INCLUDING 2 MEMBERS OF JTF2, AN ELITE COUNTERTERRORISM UNIT. MAJOR GENERAL STEVEN BOIVIN, THAT REGULATES THE SPECIAL FORCES, STATES IF THE ACCUSATIONS ARE ACCURATE THIS IS MISDOING AS WELL AS BREAKS CANADIAN ARMED FORCES WORTHS AND ALSO ETHICS. A MINIMUM OF 50 EXPERTS AUTHORIZED ON TO THE GROUP AUTHORITIES ON GUARD, WHICH HAS ENDORSED THE CONVOY.SOME VETERANS TORE DOWN THE PROTECTIVE FENCE AROUND THE NATIONAL BATTLE MEMORIAL ON THE WEEKEND. ONE OF THEM CALLED FOR REINFORCEMENTS IN A YouTube Video Clip SEEN GREATER THAN 700,000 TIMES. >> > > YOU HAVE TO BE COMPONENT OF SOMETHING BIGGER THAN YOURSELF. DON'' T HESITATE TO PUT YOURSELF IN HARM'' S MEANS, LIKE YOU DID BEFORE. > >> Reporter: THE MILITARY KNOW-HOW AMONG THE CONVOY SUPPORTERS WORRIES ONE NATIONAL SAFETY AND SECURITY EXPERT. >> > > BUT THERE MIGHT BE INDIVIDUALS THAT WANT TO USAGE THEIR HIGH LEVELS OF TRAINING IN ORDER TO HELP THE CONVOY WITH THEIR STRATEGIES, WITH THEIR LOGISTICS. >> > > Press reporter: ALSO OF ISSUE, RCMP SEIZED A CACHE OF TOOLS AT A RELATED ANTI-MANDATE CLOG IN ALBERTA. CARVIN SAYS THAT INFORMATION TO SOMETHING THAT COULD HAPPEN IN THE RESOURCES WHERE TENSIONS ARE RUNNING HIGH.
>> > >'IT ' S A GENUINE THREAT THAT WE DO HAVE TO CONSIDER. >> > > Reporter: AS COPS FIGURE A WAY TO END THIS SITUATION, THEY KNOW THAT AMONG THE CROWDS ARE DOZENS OF PROTESTERS WITH THE SKILL AS WELL AS UNDERSTANDING TO COUNTER THEIR TECHNIQUES. JUDY TRINH, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA. >> > > Ian: EMERGENCY SITUATION POWERS MAY BE IN RESULT, BUT THEY DON'' T ADJUSTMENT THE CHALLENGE ENCOUNTERING COPS. >> > > THERE ARE WEAPONS UNDOUBTEDLY IN THE MIX AT THE PARLIAMENTARY WEBSITE. >> > > Ian: SO WHAT OPTIONS DO COPS HAVE TO END THIS? WE GO INTO THAT LATER IN THE PROGRAM. >>> > > > THERE ARE ADVANCEMENTS AT THREE BORDER CROSSINGS BLOCKED BY PROTESTERS. IN EMERSON, MANITOBA MATTERS ARE ANTICIPATED TO BEGINNING ROLLING BY WEDNESDAY. >> > > I REALLY HOPE THAT WHAT WE'' RE HEARING CURRENTLY IS WHAT MATERIALIZES. I DIRECTLY WOULD HAVE LIKED THAT TO HAPPEN MUCH SOONER. >> > > Ian: THE RCMP'' S OBTAINING CREDIT HISTORY FOR AIDING TO BARGAIN THE DISPERSAL OF THIS CLOG, BUT TONIGHT ABOUT TWO LOTS TRUCKS, Motor Homes As Well As FARM TRACTORS ARE STILL OBSTRUCTING THE ROADWAY. [Horn]>> > > > AND ALSO TODAY MILITANTS NEAR COUTTS, ALBERTA ENDED THEIR 18-DAY CLOG, AS WELL AS TRAFFIC TO THE U.S.BORDER IS MOVING AS SOON AS AGAIN. THEY SAY THEY HAVE MADE THEIR POINT AND ACCOMPLISHED SOME GOALS, BUT THAT THE ARREST OF 13 INDIVIDUALS WITH A CACHE OF GUNS AND ALSO BODY ARMOUR WAS UNSETTLING. >> > > WE WERE LIKE A MAGNET FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO HAD ULTERIOR MOTIVES. >> > > Ian: PREMIER JASON KENNEY STATED THE REOPENING WAS FANTASTIC NEWS FOR THE HUNDREDS OF TRUCKERS THAT GOES ACROSS THE BORDER DAILY. >>> > > > AND ALSO WEBSITE TRAFFIC IS RELOCATING AT THE BORDER CROSSING IN SURREY, B.C. LAST NIGHT RCMP DETAINED 12 PEOPLE THERE AND ALSO REMOVED SEVERAL LORRIES. COPS SAY THEY'' LL CONTINUE TO MONITOR WEB TRAFFIC TO THE BORDER TO MAKE CERTAIN PEOPLE HEADED TO THE GOING ACROSS ARE REALLY HEADING TO THE UNITED STATES. >>> > > >'LET ' S TURN CURRENTLY TO COVID TRAVELING CONSTRAINTS AND SOME WELCOME INFORMATION FOR THOSE SEEKING A MARCH BREAK VACATION.STARTING FEBRUARY 28, FULLY VACCINATED TRAVELLERS WON ' T REQUIREMENT A P.C.R. EXAMINATION TO GET IN CANADA. INSTEAD, THEY CAN OPT FOR A QUICK ANTIGEN EXAMINATION, AND ALSO AS LYNDSAY DUNCOMBE EXPLAINS, A FEW OF THE OTHER TRAVEL RULES ARE ADDITIONALLY BEING LOOSENED UP. > > Press reporter: WATCH OUT MEXICO, TRAVELING POLICIES ARE RELAXING, AND ADAM GLOVER IS ALL SET TO DIVE BACK IN. > > REALLY KIND OF SPURRED ME THAT IT WAS TIME TO BEGIN LOOKING AGAIN. I LIKE TO SHOT TO TRAVEL AS HIGH AS I TIN IN THESE LAST TWO AND A FIFTY PERCENT YEARS.THESE WALL SURFACES OBTAIN SMALLER AND SMALLER. [
GIGGLING] > > Reporter: FOR THOSE CANADIANS THAT ARE VACCINATED AS WELL AS CANISTER AFFORD TO TRAVEL, IT WILL GET A LITTLE BIT EASIER SINCE FEBRUARY 28. > > TODAY I ' M ANNOUNCING THAT WE ARE RELIEVING OUR BOUNDARY >> PROCEDURES. > > Reporter: THE AUTHORITIES ADVISORY VERSUS NON-ESSENTIAL INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL WILL DISAPPEAR. UNVACCINATED CHILDREN YOUNGER THAN 12 NO LONGER REQUIREMENT TO QUARANTINE UPON RETURN TO CANADA, AND EITHER A P.C.R. EXAMINATION OR A LESS-EXPENSIVE, FASTER RAPID ANTIGEN TEST WILL CERTAINLY BE NEEDED TO RETURN TO THE NATION. > > THEY NEED TO SEE YOUR TEST CAUSE DENVER FIRST. > > Press reporter: SAY GOODBYE TO NEED FOR PRICEY P.C.R. TESTS IS AN >> ESPECIALLY WELCOME ADVANCEMENT FOR THE TRAVELING SECTOR. >> > > WHEN WE ' RE TALKING ABOUT FAMILIES THAT ARE TRAVELLING,$250 A TEST IN SOME PLACES AND ALSO YOU MULTIPLY THAT BY A FAMILY MEMBERS OF >> FOUR, JOURNEY UNEXPECTEDLY COME TO BE REALLY COST PROHIBITIVE. > > Reporter: THERE WILL BE RANDOM P.C.R. EXAMINATIONS FOR SOME RETURNING TRAVELLERS, ALLOWING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO TRACK POSSIBILITY NEW VARIANTS.THE UPGRADED SCREENING DEMANDS ARE IN LINE WITH THE UNITED STATES. SOME COUNTRIES, SUCH AS THE U.K., HAVE ABANDONED SCREENING ENTIRELY FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE VACCINATED. > > YEAH, WE ' RE A LITTLE BIT BEHIND IN THIS, AND YOU KNOW, THERE IS THIS ACCEPTANCE THAT OMICRON IS HERE, IT ' S FLOWING LOCALLY, IT ' S GOING TO CONTINUE TO CIRCULATE IN YOUR AREA FOR A LONG TIME. > > Reporter: OFFICIALS ALERT THERE ARE STILL RISKS TO TRAVEL AS WELL AS THE GUIDELINES COULD TIGHTEN UP OR LOOSEN AS THE PANDEMIC ADJUSTMENTS.'> > IT ' S TIME TO SAFELY ARRANGE OF LIVE MY LIFE ONCE MORE. >> > > Press Reporter: ADAM GLOVER HAS CURRENTLY RESERVED THAT TICKET TO MEXICO FOR MIGHT. LYNDSAY DUNCOMBE, CBC INFORMATION, VANCOUVER. > > Ian: B.C. WILL CERTAINLY LIFT >> A LOT OF ITS COVID LIMITATIONS STARTING TOMORROW SIMPLY PRIOR TO >> MIDNIGHT. > > EVERYONE HAVE MADE SACRIFICES, AND ALSO I BELIEVE IT ' S THAT COLLECTIVE INITIATIVE THAT ' S PUT >> United States IN THE POSITION TODAY WHERE WE CAN SOOTHE THESE RESTRICTIONS AS WELL AS LOOK ONWARD TO BETTER DAYS AHEAD >>. > > Ian: INDOOR AND OUTSIDE OCCASIONS WILL CERTAINLY HAVE THE ABILITY TO GO BACK TO FULL CAPACITY. DANCING NOW ENABLED. HOWEVER, THE DISTRICT IS RETAINING ITS MASK REQUIRED AND ALSO VACCINE KEY SYSTEM. SEVERAL VARIOUS OTHER PROVINCES, INCLUDING ALBERTA, ONTARIO AS WELL AS QUEBEC, HAVE EITHER GOT RID OF OR INTRODUCED PREPARES TO SCRAP EVIDENCE OF VACCINATION. > > > A PAINFUL AND ALSO HISTORICAL DAY AT A FIRST NATION IN SASKATCHEWAN, EVEN MORE THAN 50 SUSPECTED UNMARKED GRAVES HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED ON THE GROUNDS OF TWO FORMER RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONS. AT THE KEESEEKOOSE FIRST NATION NORTHEAST OF REGINA, INSTITUTION>> SURVIVORS ARE REELING FROM THE EXPLORATION AND ALSO ASKING FOR ACCOUNTABILITY. OMAYRA ISSA HAS THEIR TALE. > > Press reporter: IT ' S BEEN DECADES, AND ELAINE DUROCHER STILL CARRIES THE PAIN. > > WE WERE BEATEN AND RAPED AND ABUSED ON A DAILY BASIS, DAILY AT THE RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS. > > Press Reporter: DUROCHER ATTENDED ST. PHILIPS RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL AT KEESEEKOOSE FIRST COUNTRY>. SHE SURVIVED', BUT OTHERS DIDN ' T. NOW A SEARCH UTILIZING GROUND-PENETRATING RADAR HAS FOUND EVIDENCE OF 54 POSSIBLE GRAVES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD, A DOZEN AT THE WEBSITE OF ST. PHILIPS, AS WELL AS >> 42 LINKED TO THE FT PELLY RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTION. > > KNOWING THAT WE HAD UNMARKED GRAVES IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD, IN OUR COMMON AREAS THAT WE DRIVE ON A DAILY BASIS, THAT WE STROLL EVERYDAY, WE GO BY THEM, NEVER REALIZING THAT THERE WAS TOMBS. > > Press reporter: THE SEARCH FOLLOWS An AWFUL EXPLORATION IN B.C. LAST SPRING. 215 SUSPECTED UNMARKED TOMBS HAD BEEN FOUND AT THE WEBSITE OF THE PREVIOUS KAMLOOPS INDIAN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL.HUNDREDS EVEN MORE HAVE BEEN FOUND THROUGHOUT THE NATION IN THE MONTHS BECAUSE. THE SETTING UP OF FIRST NATIONS IS RENEWING CALLS FOR A NATIONAL HEALING FUND >> FOR FIRST NATIONS. > > THESE RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONS OF ADAPTATION AND ALSO GENOCIDE ABUSED OUR HOUSEHOLDS. > > Umpire: PRIMARY LEE KITCHEMONIA IS CALLS FOR LIABILITY. > > SOMEONE NEEDS TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR IT. WHICH ' S A CONCERN THAT I HAVE, IS THAT ' S GOING TO BE ACCOUNTABLE FOR THIS? > > CANADA CONTINUES TO BE DEDICATED TO PROVIDING THE SUSTAINS AS YOU UNDERTAKE THIS WORK IN YOUR OWN MEANS ACCORDING TO YOUR DESIRES. > > Press reporter: BUT SURVIVORS SAY THEY WISH TO SEE MORE THAT >> CONSISTS OF FUNDING FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS SUPPORT FROM UNDERSTANDING CARETAKERS AS WELL AS >> STANDARD LAND-BASED CEREMONIES. WHEN IT COMES TO ELAINE DUROCHER, THE ROADWAY TO HEALING CONTINUES TO BE LONG.OMAYRA ISSA, CBC NEWS, REGINA. > > Ian: THESE STORIES CANISTER TRIGGER MEMORIES OF RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS AND ALSO SERIOUS PSYCHOLOGICAL DISCOMFORT. IF YOU REQUIRED ASSISTANCE, YOU TIN CALL THE NUMBER ON THE DISPLAY NOW. >> > > > SWITCHING TO THE STRESS IN BETWEEN RUSSIA AND UKRAINE, WASHINGTON IS DOUBTING MOSCOW ' S DECLARES THAT IT ' S MOVING TROOPS OUT OF THE BORDER ZONE WHILE CYBER WARRIORS ARE RELEASING THEIR OWN ASSAULT ON UKRAINIAN INTERNET SITE. BRIAR STEWART NOW ON TODAY >> ' S RELOCATION. > > Press reporter: RUSSIA ' S SUPPORT MINISTRY WANTED THE WORLD TO SEE THIS VIDEO, PHOTOS, THEY SAY, OF SOME TANKS AND ALSO SOLDIERS HEADED BACK >>> TO MILITARY BASES. THAT WOULD BE GOOD NEWS, UNITED STATE OFFICIALS SAY, EXCEPT THEY PLACE ' T BEEN ABLE TO VERIFY IF IT ' S REAL. > > President Joe Biden: TODAY RUSSIA HAS MORE THAN 150,000 TROOPS ENCIRCLING UKRAINE AND BELARUS AND ALONG UKRAINE ' S BORDER. > > Press reporter: HEAD OF STATE> BIDEN STATED AN ATTACK ON UKRAINE CONTINUES TO BE A DISTINCT POSSIBILITY. IN MOSCOW, RUSSIA ' S PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN SAT REVERSE GERMAN CHANCELLOR OLAF SCHOLZ. WHILE PUTIN RESTATED HE DIDN ' T NEED A BATTLE', HE WAS CAGEY ABOUT THE FUTURE. >> WHO CANISTER SAY HOW THE ACTUAL SCENARIO WILL CREATE, HE SAID? NO ONE THUS FAR. IT DEPENDS NOT ONLY ON United States. RUSSIA'' S BIGGEST
>> NEED IS A GUARANTEE THAT UKRAINE WILL CERTAINLY NEVER EVER JOIN NATO. THE WEST CALLS THAT A NON-STARTER BUT STILL EMPHASIZED THE COUNTRY ' S MEMBERSHIP IS NOT ON THE PROGRAM. THIS IS PROBABLY NOT AN CONCERN BOTH OF US WILL CERTAINLY BE MANAGING ONCE AGAIN WHILE IN OFFICE, HE SAID, BUT THAT LIKELY WON ' T SUFFICE TO ASSUAGE PUTIN WHO HAS MADE THIS A RED LINE NOW.HE HAS ACTUALLY MOBILIZED THE COUNTRY ' S MILITARY TO SHOW THAT.'NOT FAR FROM UKRAINE ' S SOUTHEAST BORDER IS THE RUSSIAN CITY OF ROSTOV-ON-DON WHERE THERE ' S A MIX OF WORRY AND DISBELIEF. I REALLY HOPE'WE WAKE UP TOMORROW UNDER A RELAXED SKIES, THIS FEMALE SAID. OTHERS DOUBTED THERE WOULD BE A COMPLETE INTRUSION AND CERTAINLY NOT AS EARLY AS WEDNESDAY AS SOME RECORDS HAVE ACTUALLY RECOMMENDED. I ' M PRETTY SURE IF THERE WAS A STRATEGY TO VISIT WAR THEY WOULD NOT
BE ANNOUNCING A DATE LIKE THAT, THIS GIRL STATED. IT WOULD BE RIDICULOUS.BUT WITH NO CLEAR SIGN OF DE-ESCALATION, THERE REMAINS TO BE A REAL THREAT OF BATTLE. BRIAR STEWART, CBC INFORMATION, ROSTOV-ON-DON, RUSSIA. > > Ian: NOW LET ' S HEAD TO ADRIENNE IN BEIJING IN WHICH AFTER AN EIGHT-DAY DELAY CANADA HAS DECLARED A SECOND GOLD MEDAL. ADRIENNE? > > Adrienne: HI, THERE, IAN. YES, WE ' RE TALKING ABOUT ISABELLE WEIDEMANN. A BRONZE AT FIRST WAS WONDERFUL. SILVER WAS A BENEFIT, GOLD CURRENTLY EXTRAORDINARY. SHE UNDERSTANDS HOW TO PROGRAM UP, AND PLAINLY LENGTHY TRACK SPEED SKATING IS HAVING A MOMENT. >
> GOLD MEDALLISTS AND ALSO OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS, CANADA! > > Adrienne: A GOLD, WHICH LIKEWISE OCCURS TO BE A FIRST. LET THEM VOCALIZE THAT ANTHEM. >> ♪ CANADA ' S WOMEN ' S TEAM QUEST RATE SKATERS HAVE ACTUALLY NEVER EVER BEEN ATOP THE PLATFORM PRIOR TO, BUT ISABELLE WEIDEMANN, IVANIE BLONDIN AND ALSO >> VALERIE MALTAIS HAD A FEELING IT WAS THEIR TURN.FOR A YEAR THEY ' VE BEEN CARRYING LITTLE CARDS, GOLDEN TICKETS CRAFTED BY WEIDEMANN, WAITING FOR THE RIGHT MOMENT TO CASH THEM IN. THIS IS THAT. > > READY … > > Adrienne: AFTER POUNDING THE GLOBE PROMOTES IN THE SEMI-FINAL, IT WAS ON TO THE OLYMPIC CHAMPS, THE JAPANESE GROUP. AHEAD AT FIRST. > > CANISTER THEY MAKE IT UP ON THE FINAL LAP? > > Adrienne: CANADA FIRM THE SPACE, AND IN THE LAST MINUTES, WELL, WATCH. > > OH! > > THEY ARE DOWN! THE CANADIANS WILL WIN GOLD! THE CANADIANS ARE GOING TO WIN GOLD. > > Adrienne: THE BROKEN HEART FOR THE JAPANESE TEAM HARD TO TAKE A LOOK AT, BUT CANADA, SETUP AN OLYMPIC DOCUMENT CROSSING THIS LINE, EARNED THEIR PLACE. > > WE KNEW WE COULD FIGHT TODAY, BUT THIS IS>– THIS IS SIMPLY EXTRAORDINARY, I ASSUME, FOR US. > > WE ASSURANCE OURSELVES A YEAR AGO OUR GOLDEN TICKET. > > OH, MY GOD! > > >> YOU HAVE A GOLDEN TICKET! > > WE WERE ON An OBJECTIVE. LIKE, IT WAS NOT EVEN, LIKE, OH, YEAH, IT ' S JUST >> LIKE >> WE ' RE FOR CERTAIN FOR A MEDAL. NO, WE HAVE EVERY LITTLE THING TO WIN RIGHT HERE. > > Adrienne: THERE WAS A TIME WHEN THE >> ERA OF CATRIONA LE MAY DOAN, CLARA HUGHES AND ALSO CINDY KLASSEN ATOP PODIUMS WAS SEEMING LIKE AN IRRETRIEVABLE MINUTE, BUT THIS IS LOOKING LIKE A CANADIAN SPEED SKATING RESURGENCE.GOOD GROUP CHEMISTRY CLEARLY, AND A FIGURES -AND ALSO TECHNIQUE-FOCUSED ATHLETE IN ISABELLE WEIDEMANN. SHE HAS ACTUALLY RESEARCHED HER IDOLIZERS, AND HER MEDAL HAUL IS LIKE JET FUEL >> FOR HER TEAMMATES>. SUSAN AUCH OUGHT TO RECOGNIZE. SHE >> TOO WAS AMONG THE GREATS. > > YOUNG INDIVIDUALS TAKE A LOOK AT THEM AND GO, WELL, I ASSUME I CAN DO'THAT AS WELL. LOOK AT ISABELLE. SHE ' S A TYPICAL GENTLEPERSON. >> SHE DID IT. I CAN POSSIBLY DO IT TOO, RIGHT? SO I THINK THAT THERE ' S A BIT OF THAT TYPE OF REALLY FEELING OF, WELL, THEY DID IT, I TIN DO IT TOO. > > Adrienne: AS WELL AS WITH A MEDAL IN EACH COLOUR, THERE ' S A GREAT CHANCE ISABELLE WEIDEMANN MAY END UP BEING CANADA ' S FLAG HOLDER IN THE CLOSING CEREMONY. THEREFORE TRYING TO PICTURE THAT REALLY FEELING FOR HER SHE CURRENTLY HAS EFFICIENTLY THIS PARTICULAR BOX COLLECTION OF MEDALS, IF YOU WILL. >> SHE ' S DONE COMPETING. SHE CANISTER THROW ALL HER SUPPORT BEHIND HER COLLEAGUES SINCE THEY STILL HAVE SOME RACES TO GO. SPEED SKATING IS NOT DONE RIGHT HERE. > > Ian: ALL RIGHT, AND BACK TO THAT FACTOR YOU MADE CONCERNING FLAG BEARER, HOW DOES THAT GET DECIDED AS WELL AS WHEN? > > Adrienne: THEY HAVE A FEW EVEN MORE DAYS TO> GO, TO BE FAIR. COMPETITION ISN ' T DONE'. IT ' S NOT A MATTER OF THE ATHLETES ALL GETTING WITH EACH OTHER AND HAVING A VOTE. THERE ' S A BOARD. OF PROGRAM AN PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE GETS ON IT.IT IS INTERESTING, THOUGH, IT SAYS SOMETHING ABOUT CANADA, THAT THERE IS A VARIETY OF OPPORTUNITIES OF THAT COULD CARRY THAT HONOUR, BUT I STILL HAVE MY EYE ON ISABELLE WEIDEMANN. > > Ian: ALL RIGHT, ADRIENNE, THANK YOU. > > Ian: AN ABRUPT END TO >> PRINCE ANDREW ' S SEX ATTACK LAWSUIT. > > THEY ARE TRYING TO WHITEWASH WHAT IS CLEARLY HIS FILTHY LINEN. > > Ian: NEXT >>, WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THAT SUDDEN NEGOTIATION OUT OF COURT. > > > PLUS, THE PANDEMIC ' S TOLL ON TEENAGERS. > > I ' VE BEEN HAVING PANIC ATTACKS, WHICH ARE AWFUL. > > IT WAS VERY HARD FOR ME. > > I DIDN ' T WANT TO LEAVE MY AREA.
I WAS VERY ISOLATED. >> > > Ian: EXPERT ADVICE FOR YOUNGSTER AND ALSO THEIR PARENTS. >>> > > > AND HOW COULD THE OTTAWA DEMONSTRATION END? >> > > LOGISTICALLY SPEAKING IT'' S GOING TO BE A CHALLENGE. > >> Ian: WE'' RE BACK IN TWO. > >> Ian: WE'' RE UNDERSTANDING MORE INFORMATION THIS EVENING ABOUT THAT CAPTURING AT A TORONTO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THAT LEFT AN 18-YEAR-OLD DEAD.
>> > > IT WAS DEFINED TO ME AS AN EXECUTION WITH THE SUSPICIOUS ADDING BEHIND THE VICTIM AND ALSO FIRING HIM AT FACTOR BLANK ARRAY. >> > > Ian: A 14-YEAR-OLD KID HAS ACTUALLY BEEN BILLED WITH FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND ALSO TRIED MURDER, THE VICTIM DETERMINED AS JAHEIM ROBINSON. HE DIED AT THE SCENE. >> > > IT IS REALLY DEPRESSING WHAT OCCURRED, SEEING A YOUNG MALE LOSING HIS LIFE. BASICALLY IT'' S TERRIFYING. >> > Ian: AUTHORITIES SAY A SECONDLY TARGET WAS ASSAULTED AND HAD A GUN POINTED AT THEM, BUT THE GUN DIDN'' T FIRE. AUTHORITIES STATE THE COLLEGE WILL CERTAINLY STAY CLOSED AND ALSO SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS WILL PROCEED. >>> > > > A FRENZIED SEARCH IS IN PROGRESS OFF THE SHORE OF NEWFOUNDLAND FOR MISSING STAFF PARTICIPANTS FROM A SPANISH FISHING BOAT THAT SANK LAST NIGHT.THREE SURVIVORS WERE RESCUED AND ALSO 10 BODIES WERE RECOVERED, BUT 11 PEOPLE ARE STILL MISSING. > > > THE FAMILY OF CINEMATOGRAPHER HELENA>> HUTCHINS IS SUING ALEC BALDWIN, A MANUFACTURING COMPANY AS WELL AS OTHER TEAM MEMBERS FROM THE MOVIE “CORROSION” FOR WRONGFUL DEATH. SHE WAS KILLED DURING THE RECORDING OF” THE WESTERN IN 2015 WHEN BALDWIN ' S REVOLVER WENT OFF DURING REHEARSALS. HER HOUSEHOLD ACCUSES THOSE FOR SAFETY ON SET OF RECKLESS BEHAVIOUR AS WELL AS COST CUTTING. THE SHOOTING IS STILL UNDER EXAMINATION. > > > PRINCE ANDREW HAS GOTTEN TO AN OUT-OF-COURT SETTLEMENT WITH VIRGINIA GIUFFRE. >>> SHE ACCUSED HIM IN A LEGAL ACTION OF SEXUALLY ATTACKING HER WHEN SHE WAS 17. RENÉE FILIPPONE TAKES A LOOK AT HOW IT MAY BE AFFECTING PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF THE IMPERIAL FAMILY. > > BUT I KNEW I HAD TO MAINTAIN HIM HAPPY BECAUSE THAT ' S WHAT HE AS WELL AS THEY WOULD ANTICIPATE FROM ME. >> > > Press reporter: AT 17 YEARS OLD, SHE SAYS SHE WAS FLOWN TO LONDON AND FORCED TO MAKE LOVE WITH PRINCE ANDREW>. > > I WEAR ' T REMEMBER MEETING HER IN ANY WAY. > > Press reporter: FOR SEVERAL YEARS HE HAS REJECTED IT. >> BUT PRINCE ANDREW HAS WORKED OUT THE CIVIL SEXUAL >> ASSAULT CASE GIUFFRE BROUGHT AGAINST HIM. > > IT SECURES HIM FROM SORT OF HAVING EVERY ONE OF THAT AIRED IN OPEN COURT AND ALSO AIRED IN PUBLIC.AND I THINK THAT ' S WHAT THE ROYAL FAMILY MEMBERS WOULD HAVE BEEN REALLY PUSHING HIM FOR. > > Reporter: THE SPECIFICS OF THE
NEGOTIATION ARE CONFIDENTIAL, BUT IT SUGGESTS ANDREW WON ' T HAVE TO GO BEFORE A COURT IN A TRIAL LATER THIS YEAR. > > SOME PEOPLE ARE STATING THAT THEY DESIRED TO SEE A TEST AND THEY ARE'DISAPPOINTED, BUT SHE OBTAINS TO MAKE A DECISION WHAT ' S BEST FOR HER> AND ALSO FOR HER LIFE. > > Reporter: IN DOCUMENTS FILED IN COURT. NEVER INTENDED TO MALIGN MS. GIUFFRE ' S CHARACTER, AND ALSO'HE GREATS HIS ORGANIZATION WITH JEFFREY EPSTEIN AND WILL SHOW THAT BY SUPPORTING THE BATTLE AGAINST THE EVILS OF SEX TRAFFICKING. > > THIS IS UTTER NONSENSE. THEY ARE, AS FAR AS I ' M CONCERNED, TRYING TO WHITEWASH WHAT IS CLEARLY HIS DIRTY LINENS. IF HE BELIEVES THAT THIS
>> BRINGS CLOSURE, I VERY MUCH QUESTION IT. NOT IN A COURT OF POPULAR OPINION. > > Reporter: THE ROYAL PRINCE HAS BEEN SIDELINED FROM THE ROYAL FAMILY MEMBERS GIVEN THAT 2019. LAST MONTH HE WAS STRIPPED OF HIS IMPERIAL TITLES AND PATRONAGES. > > I ASSUME HE ' S DONE, IN MY POINT OF VIEW, OR MAYBE I THINK HE WILL BE TO MAINTAIN A LOW ACCOUNT. > > I ASSUME PEOPLE WILL CERTAINLY FORGET IT IN TIME, BUT I ASSUME IT'' S JUST APPROXIMATELY THE QUEEN PRESENTLY. SHE HAS TO GO THROUGH EVERY ONE OF THIS >>, AS WELL AS SHE ' S NOT YOUNG ANY LONGER, AND SHE ' S LOST HER HUBBY. > > Press reporter: THE STEP PREVENTS A TEST WITH A MEMBER OF THE ROYAL FAMILY MEMBERS ON THE STAND AT A TIME THE QUEEN CELEBRATES HER PLATINUM JUBILEE, MARKING 70 YEARS ON THE THRONE.RENÉE FILIPPONE, CBC INFORMATION, VANCOUVER. > > Ian: BACK TO OTTAWA IN WHICH THE AUTHORITIES PRIMARY IS OUT, PROTESTERS ARE DIGGING IN, SO NOW WHAT? >
> THERE ARE WEAPONS UNDOUBTEDLY IN THE MIX AT >> THE PARLIAMENTARY WEBSITE. > > Ian: NEXT, A CHECK OUT WHAT IT COULD REQUIRE TO BRING THE DEMONSTRATIONS TO AN END. > > Ian: IN >> MIDTOWN OTTAWA, POLICE SAY THE VARIETY OF VEHICLES HAS BEEN DROPPING, ESPECIALLY IN THE EVENING, BUT THE OBJECTIVE, TO GET RID OF THEM COMPLETELY WON ' T >> BE EASY. WITH MILITANTS DUG IN, SOME BEHIND THE WHEELS OF THOSE EIGHTEEN-WHEELER, AS WELL AS WITH THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF ADULTS AS WELL AS CHILDREN TO CONSIDER, DAVID COMMON BREAKS DOWN WHAT CHOICES POLICE HAVE AND WHAT TO ANTICIPATE NEXT. > > Press reporter: THE OCCUPATION IS NOW ON An ACCIDENT TRAINING COURSE WITH SOME SORT OF RESOLUTION. ENDING IT WILL BE EVEN MORE DIFFICULT THAN ANYTHING YET. THE 360 APPROXIMATELY REMAINING VEHICLES IN> THE MIDTOWN CORE INCLUDE A MULTITUDE OF BIG RIGS, BUT WITH AIR BRAKES LOCKING THEIR TIRES, MOVING THEM WITH TOW TRUCKS COULD TAKE AT THE VERY LEAST 3 HRS EACH. > > LOGISTICALLY TALKING, IT ' S GOING TO BE A DIFFICULTY. > > Reporter: PIERRE-YVES BOURDUAS IS THE PREVIOUS REPLACEMENT COMMISSIONER OF THE RCMP. > > WITH THESE KINDS OF STRATEGIC AND TACTICAL RELEASE, YOU WANT TO INITIALLY CHOKE OFF THE COMMAND CENTRE. >> > > Press reporter: THAT IS COVENTRY ROADWAY, OUTSIDE THE CORE, LIKELY ISOLATING THEM WITH BARRIERS, STATES BOURDUAS. BUT SIMPLY WHO ' S ACCOUNTABLE IS NOT ALWAYS CLEAR EITHER. THIS VIDEO, DISAVOWED BY OTHERS ASSERTING THEY ' RE THE REAL LEADERS. IT ' S ALSO UNCERTAIN PUBLICLY WHETHER ANY OF THESE VEHICLES HAVE WEAPONS INSIDE. > > FIREARMS MAY BE PLANTED IN OTTAWA SPECIFICALLY AROUND THE FLEXIBILITY CONVOY. > > Press Reporter: DANIEL BEAUFORT WAS UNTIL JUST RECENTLY AN RCMP POLICE OFFICER, A PARTICIPANT OF THE PRIME PRIEST ' S SAFETY AND SECURITY INFORMATION, BUT HE ASSERTED, WITHOUT GIVING EVIDENCE >>, THAT IF THERE ARE TOOLS, THEY AREN ' T THE PROTESTERS. >> > > AS WELL AS AT THIS MOMENT WE HAVE NO FURTHER KNOWLEDGE REGARDING THAT IS BEHIND THIS ACT OF SABOTAGE. > > THERE ARE WEAPONS UNDOUBTEDLY IN THE MIX AT THE PARLIAMENTARY WEBSITE, MAYBE IN THE TRUCKS OR ON INDIVIDUALS. > > Press Reporter: CRIMINOLOGIST MICHAEL KEMPA CLAIMS TASK ONE FOR POLICE, LOWER THE CROWD. > > THE MORE EASY GOING PROTESTERS, THE AFTER HRS MILITANTS THAT COME ON THE WEEKEND, BEING BLENDED UP IN THE GROUP, THEY CAN NOT BE THERE AT THE TIME THE COPS ACTION. > > Reporter: WINDSOR IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT MAY HAPPEN. > > IF YOU DO NOT LEAVE, YOU WILL BE
>> ARRESTED. > > Press reporter: A RING OF ADMINISTRATION ISSUING WARNINGS AIDED SLIM THE CROWD. THOUGH THE BRIDGE CLOG WAS MUCH SMALLER. THE LOTS TRUCKS AND MUCH> FEWER PROTESTERS THAN OTTAWA. STILL … > > WITHIN 2 DAYS AND >> IT WAS LOGISTICALLY SPEAKING PRETTY EASY TO MANAGE. YOU HAVE TO BEAR IN MIND THAT OTTAWA IS AN URBAN ATMOSPHERE. > > Reporter: DENSER, EVEN MORE FACILITIES, MORE PEOPLE. NEW FINANCIAL PENAL PENALTIES MIGHT TRIGGER SOME TO GO ON, LEAVING A DETERMINED GROUP, INCLUDING THOSE THAT GOT HERE WANTING TO ELIMINATE THE GOVERNMENT FROM POWER. > > THE AUTHORITIES WOULD ENCIRCLE THE AREA AND ALSO REMAIN THERE FOR An EXTENDED PERIOD OF >> TIME TO PUT ON DOWN THE INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE ARMED IF THE TEAM IS LARGE ENOUGH.IF IT ' S A SMALLER TEAM, IT CHANGES THE DYNAMIC ENTIRELY. > > Press reporter: ALL TO SAY AUTHORITIES ACTIVITY NOW APPEARS TO BE UPCOMING IF THEY CAN ' T CONVINCE THE PROTESTERS TO CLEAR OUT END> THE OCCUPATION MAY TAKE SOME TIME. DAVID COMMON, CBC INFORMATION, TORONTO. > > Ian: THROUGHOUT THE PANDEMIC PUPILS HAVE HAD TO PIVOT WITH RESTRICTIONS AND
ONLINE KNOWING. > > AT THIS POINT I JUST EXPECT ONE NORMAL YEAR OF SECONDARY SCHOOL>. > > Ian: NEXT, WE TAKE A LOOK AT HOW IT ' S ALL INFLUENCING THEIR MENTAL HEALTH AS WELL AS WE ' LL GET ADVICE FOR PARENTS AND ALSO CHILDREN ON HOW TO DEAL. > > Ian: WELCOME BACK. SOME PANDEMIC PROTESTERS SAY THEIR RESISTANCE IS DRIVEN BY ANGER AND ALSO EXHAUSTION WITH GOVERNMENT ACTIONS. AND ALSO AFTER 2 YEARS, IT ' S PROBABLY FAIR TO >> SAY THAT THE MAJORITY OF CANADIANS ARE EXHAUSTED, AND THE PANDEMIC HAS HAD A BIG INFLUENCE ON
>> MENTAL HEALTH AT FUNCTION, IN THE HOUSE AND ALSO IN INSTITUTIONS. TONITE 3 TEENS OPEN UP ABOUT WHAT IT ' S BEEN LIKE FOR THEM. >> > > MY NAME IS EMILY WHITE. I ' M 16 AND IN GRADE 11. IT ' S BEEN REALLY DIFFICULT WITH EVERYTHING KIND OF CHANGING CONSTANTLY AND ALSO NEVER REALLY KNOWING WHAT IS GOING ON WITH COLLEGE OR THE GLOBE. > > MY NAME ' S BENJAMIN STOCKERT. I ' M IN 8TH GRADE AS WELL AS 14 YEARS OLD. IT WAS EXTREMELY TOUGH FOR ME BEING IN THE PANDEMIC LOCKDOWN. I WASN ' T ABLE TO DEAL WITH IT.
>> > > MY NAME ' S SERENA SRI.I ' M 17 YEARS OLD AS WELL AS IN QUALITY 12. THE PANDEMIC HAS BEEN RATHER SORT OF UNSETTLING. IT ' S ALWAYS JUST A PREJUDICE ON LIKE THE GUIDELINES ALTERING AND IT ' S ALWAYS JUST REALLY >> COMPLICATED FOR United States AS HIGH SCHOOLERS. >'> I GO TO AN ART INSTITUTION IN THE DRAMATIZATION PROGRAM. IT ' S A REALLY DYNAMIC LOCATION. THERE ' S ALWAYS PEOPLE DOING SOMETHING, AND WE ' RE ALWAYS WORKING CAREFULLY WITH OTHER INDIVIDUAL IN OTHER COURSES, AND ALL OF THAT EXAMPLE HAS HAD TO'QUITE MUCH QUIT, SO OUR IMAGINATION HAS TAKEN A LITTLE BIT OF A HIT. WHEN I ' M PERFORMING I REALLY FEEL STIMULATED MANY OF THE MOMENT. >> IT ' S EXCITING FOR ME TO HAVE THE BRIGHT'LIGHTING IN MY FACE AND SIMPLY KIND OF FEEL THE ENERGY OF THE AUDIENCE AND ALSO GET TO PERFORM THINGS I ' VE WORKED SO HARD TO PRODUCE AS WELL AS MAKE THE MOST EFFECTIVE I ASSUME IT CAN BE. WHEN I CAN ' T PERFORM, IT CAUSES ANXIETY AND IT JUST MAKES ME DOWN. MY MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS HAS BEEN GOING DOWN AWHILE'BEGINNING IN MARCH 2020. MY STRESS AND ANXIETY OBTAINED ACTUALLY POOR AS WELL AS IT WAS BEGINNING TO REALLY AFFECT ME. A REALLY BAD DAY FOR ME APPEARS LIKE HARD TO OBTAIN OUT OF BED IN THE MORNING.EVERYTHING IS SIMPLY KIND OF SLOW, AND AFTERWARDS IT SOMEWHAT IS NAUSEOUS'ON THE MEANS TO COLLEGE AND SOMETIMES IT ' S HARD TO BREATHE ON THOSE DAYS AND I TIN ' T FOCUS IN ANY WAY. I HAVE BEEN HAVING PANIC ATTACKS, WHICH ARE AWFUL. YOU TYPE OF– THEY CONTAINER BEGIN OVER THE COURSE OF A WHILE. SOMETIMES THEY COME ON VERY INSTANTLY, AND YOU JUST TYPE OF SEEM LIKE YOU ' RE DYING BECAUSE YOU TIN ' T BREATHE. YOUR HEART IS RACING AS WELL AS WHIPPING OUT OF YOUR UPPER BODY. THE ANXIETY DOES SCARE ME BECAUSE IT COULD MANIFEST ITSELF IN A NUMBER OF WAYS AT ANY GIVEN MINUTE WITHOUT REAL NOTIFICATION OR NOTICEABLE TRIGGER. AND IT ' S KIND OF SCARY TO THINK THAT THAT COULD HAPPEN AT ANY TIME AND SIMPLY INTERRUPT WHATEVER IS HAPPENING. > > I ' VE BEEN FEELING A LITTLE UPSET, DEPRESSED AS WELL AS TYPE OF LONELY, NOT SEEING MY FRIENDS ALL THE TIME.I ' M FEELING ANXIOUS. I NORMALLY TYPE OF BITE MY FINGERNAILS AND USUALLY TOUCH MY FOOT VERSUS THE GROUND. ON A BAD DAY IN THE PANDEMIC WOULD USUALLY RESEMBLE ME NOT ACQUIRING OUT OF BED TO VISIT', LIKE, SCHOOL, ONLINE, OR PERHAPS OPENING UP MY COMPUTER SYSTEM TO PERFORM ANY TYPE OF SCHOOLWORK. I FRET ABOUT MY >> FUTURE AND, LIKE, PLAYING SPORTING ACTIVITIES. I FELT LIKE I WAS GOING TO SHED SOME OF MY PAL SINCE I PUT ON
' T SPEAK TO THEM. I PLAY BASEBALL. IT SIMPLY MAKES ME FEEL HAPPY AND ENJOY. WHEN I COULDN ' T PLAY BASEBALL, IT MADE ME FEELING IRRITATED THAT I TRAINED FOR A PERIOD AND ALSO IT SIMPLY ALL GOES TO WASTE. > > THE HARDEST PART IS KNOWING THAT RATE NINE WAS MY ONLY YEAR OF ACTUAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, SO I DIDN ' T REALLY GET THE ENTIRE SECONDARY SCHOOL EXPERIENCE.SO MY MENTAL HEALTH HAS BEEN IMPACTED. I ' M A VERY SOCIAL INDIVIDUAL, AND TO NOT BE'ABLE TO, YOU RECOGNIZE, SPEAK TO MY PEERS AND BE ABLE TO DO COLLEGE EVENTS THAT I DIRECTLY ENJOYED WAS REALLY HARD TO OBTAIN ADJUSTED TO. ON A BAD DAY, I WOULD USUALLY JUST BE OVERSLEEPING MY SPACE. I DIDN ' T WISH TO LEAVE MY ROOM. I WAS VERY ISOLATED. I DIDN ' T EVEN TALK WITH MY MOM SOME DAYS'. THAT ' S NOT TRULY MY CHARACTER, AND I '
M NOT REALLY LIKE THAT, SO TO SEE THAT THE PANDEMIC REALLY TURNED ME INTO THAT TYPE OF PERSON WAS A REALLY BIG SHOCK TO ME. > > NOW I SIMPLY EXPECT ONE REGULAR YEAR OF SECONDARY SCHOOL. I DESIRED MY SENIOR YEAR TO BE THE ONE YEAR IN WHICH I PUT ON ' T HAVE TO STRESS OVER SOCIAL DISTANCING OR CONCEALS OR THE COLLEGE MUSICAL BEING CANCELLED. > > I EXPECT IN THE PANDEMIC THAT IT SIMPLY PERTAINS TO AN END.'IN TERMS OF BASEBALL, I'INTENDED TO BE PLAYING GAMES WEEKLY IN THE SUMMERTIME AND NOT OBTAINING DISRUPTED SINCE OF COVID OR THE PANDEMIC.
>> > > AT THIS POINT I JUST WISH I GET BACK TO SOMEWHAT OF A NORMAL YEAR. IT IS HARD TO SIMPLY STATE, LIKE, I INTENDED TO GO BACK TO NORMAL DUE TO THE SITUATIONS, BUT I WOULD HOPE THAT IT WOULD >> BE EASIER NOW. > > Ian: JOINING United States NOW, DR. SHIMI KANG, A PSYCHIATRIST AND WRITER BASED IN VANCOUVER BUT CURRENTLY AT A MEETING IN ARIZONA. FOR YOUNG INDIVIDUALS, DR. KANG, WHO ARE EXPERIENCING THE PANDEMIC BLUES, DEPRESSION AND ALSO ANXIOUSNESS, WHAT SORT OF HINTS DO YOU NEED TO ENABLE THEM TO DEAL? > > RIGHT, WELL, WE CERTAINLY CAN ' T WAIT ON THE PANDEMIC TO END, NOR CANISTER WE MAKE ANOTHER PERSON REPAIR THE PROBLEM.SO EVERYBODY >>, PARENTS, EDUCATOR, YOUTH, NEED TO GET EXTREMELY SERIOUS AS WELL AS WILLFUL REGARDING THOSE NATURAL ANTIDEPRESSANTS, THINGS LIKE ROUTINE NORMAL SLEEP, ACTIVITY, FAVORABLE SOCIALIZATION, IDEALLY IN INDIVIDUAL. THAT IMPLIES PLACING DOWN OUR PHONES AS WELL AS DEVICES AT THE DINNER TABLE AND GETTING THEM OUT OF THE HALLWAYS AS WELL AS LUNCHROOMS IN THE SCHOOLS. AS WELL AS ADDITIONALLY THEY LOVE TO CONTRIBUTE. SO SOMETIMES IT ' S NOT ABOUT THEMSELVES BUT ACQUIRING THEM INVOLVED IN PEER TUTORING OR AIDING OTHERS THAT OFFERS A FLOODING OF POSITIVE KIND OF NATURAL ANTIDEPRESSANTS, SO THERE ARE POINTS THAT WE CAN DO AND YOUNGSTER CONTAINER REPLY TO. THEY LOVE NEIGHBORHOOD AND ALSO THEY LOVE CONNECTING, AND WE NEED TO KEEP ENCOURAGING THEM TO PERFORM SO. > > Ian: HOWEVER, FOR SOME FAMILIES THERE IS, NATURALLY, A FURTHER CHALLENGE, TEENAGER THAT AREN ' T CORRESPONDING, WHO ARE SORT OF INTERNALIZING THE ISSUES THEY ARE DEALING WITH.SO HOW DO PARENTS GET TO THEM? > > YES, SO I ' VE DEALT WITH YOUNG ADULTS FOR TWO DECADES AS AN DEPENDENCY PSYCHIATRIST, AND THERE IS A SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON INVOLVING YOUNG INDIVIDUALS. A FEW OF THE DEVICES ARE EMPATHY, FREEDOM, GRANTING THEM A FEELING OF INDEPENDENCE, AND POSITIVE OUTLOOK. SO IF WE TAKE A LOOK AT EACH ONE, COMPASSION IS REALLY SETTING YOURSELF IN THEIR SHOES, SAYING SOMETHING LIKE, YOU RECOGNIZE WHAT, YOU RECOGNIZE, IF I WERE YOU, I ' D BE FEELING REALLY DOWN TOO.
IT MUST BE TOUGH TO NOT BE ABLE TO SEE >> YOUR CLOSE FRIENDS OR GO TO THAT SOCCER METHOD. THAT ' S A WONDERFUL MEANS TO BEGINNING THE DISCUSSION. AND AFTER THAT SAY SOMETHING THAT URGES THEIR FREEDOM. LIKE, I CAN GIVE YOU SOME IDEAS, BUT IN THE LONG RUN IT ' S AS MUCH AS YOU. IT ' S YOUR CHOICE. AND ALWAYS END ON OPTIMISM, POSITIVITY THAT ASSISTS MOVE THEM OUT OF THAT STRESS AND ANXIETY RESPONSE AND PROVIDES A FEELING OF COMPANY. SO SOMETHING POSITIVE IN THE FEELING OF, YOU UNDERSTAND, YOU DID A REALLY GOOD WORK LAST WEEK. I'KNOW IT WAS HARD. CONCENTRATING ON THINGS THEY ARE SUCCEEDING IS A VERY VALUABLE TOOL FOR ALL PARENTS AND ALSO TEACHERS WITH YOUTHS. > > Ian: AND YOU KNOW, THE BRIGHT SIDE IS THE CONTEXT, THE TIMING RIGHT HERE, RIGHT? AS WELL AS PRETTY WELL ALL OVER IN THE COUNTRY THE OMICRON WAVE APPEARS LIKE IT ' S RECEDING. LIMITATIONS ARE EASING, BUT WHAT IF THERE ' S ANOTHER PERSON SUDDEN DECLINE? YOU RECOGNIZE, THAT CONTAINER HAPPEN WITH VARIATIONS. HOW DO FAMILIES KEEP HOPEFUL? HOW DO THEY KEEP THEIR TEENAGERS HOPEFUL? > > RIGHT, WELL, IT ' S REALLY CRUCIAL TO LIVE IN THE MINUTE AS WELL AS PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE. SO YOU ' RE RIGHT, THERE COULD BE ANY INFORMATION UPCOMING AT ANY MOMENT. HOWEVER, WE INTEND TO STAY REALLY TRUE TO'THOSE BASIC SELF-CARE ANTIDEPRESSANTS ON A DAILY BASIS. THOSE ARE EXCELLENT FOR LIFE AS A WHOLE. PRE-PANDEMIC WE WEREN ' T DOING WELL WITH KIDS AND TEEN MENTAL HEALTH, SO THIS IS NOT JUST A PANDEMIC CONCERN. AND ALSO REMAINING HOPE IS> FOCUSING ON WHAT WE CAN DO, GETTING AWAY FROM NEGATIVE LANGUAGE, IF WE CANISTER. LOCKDOWNS, LIMITATIONS. AS WELL AS THERE IS HOPE. THERE IS LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL. POINTS ARE OPENING UP, BUT A PRACTICE OF THANKFULNESS, ALL THOSE LITTLE POINTS, BEING GRATEFUL FOR FRESH WATER, CLEAN AIR, LOOKING AT THE POSITIVES AS WELL AS PUTTING OUR CONCENTRATE ON THAT WILL FOCUS THOSE NEURONS. > > Ian: DR. KANG, THANKS. > > > BACK TO BEIJING NOW WHERE IT ' S ALREADY WEDNESDAY AS WELL AS GROUP CANADA IS STRUGGLING WITH SOME CRUCIAL COMPETITIONS. ANDREW ' S NEXT WITH HIS THREE TO SEE. PORTAPIRTAPIQUE KILLER ' S COMMON PARTNER. SUBSCRIBE WHEREVER YOU GET YOUR PODCASTS. > > Ian: ALLOW ' S CHECK IN WITH ANDREW WHO ' S VIEWING SEVERAL OF THE BIG EVENTS IN BEIJING. STILL A LOT OF MEDALS TO BE WON, AND FOR SOME CANADIAN ATHLETES, THIS IS MAKE OR BREAK TIME. ♪ > > Andrew: TONIGHT WE START WITH WOMEN ' S CURLING BECAUSE ALTHOUGH WE ' RE STILL TECHNICALLY NOT EVEN IN THE PLAYOFFS, IT STILL SEEMS LIKE THE PLAYOFFS FOR CANADA. > > THE COMPLICATIONS MOUNT RIGHT HERE FOR TEAM CANADA. > > Andrew: REMEMBER, ONLY 4 GROUPS REACH RELOCATE >> ON TO THE'SEMI-FINAL, AS WELL AS GROUP JENNIFER JONES IS IN THIS REALLY CROWDED BATTLE TO SQUEAK ITS MEANS IN BECAUSE THEY BEGAN THIS TOURNAMENT BY DROPPING THREE OF THEIR FIRST FOUR GAMES. > > THAT ' S IT. THE >> BASE FELL OUT. > > Andrew: TOMORROW MORNING, THEY PLAY CHINA, AND THEY NECESSITY WIN IF'THEY ' RE GOING TO HAVE ANY HOPE OF COMPETING FOR A MEDAL DOWN THE HOME STRETCH.NEXT, TO THE WOMEN '
>> S 1500-METRE IN SHORT TRACK. CANADA ' S> KIM BOUTIN HAS HAD A REALLY UP AS WELL AS DOWN GAMES, WINNING A BRONZE MEDAL IN THE 500 METRE. > > AS WELL AS HERE THEY COME WORKING TO THE LINE, THE DUTCH IN THAT TOP SPOT, AS WELL AS CANADA UNABLE TO DISCOVER A MEANS RIGHT INTO THE TOP THREE. >> > > Andrew: BUT THEN ENDURING An ABSOLUTELY DISAPPOINTING LOSS WITH HER GROUP IN THE 3,000-METRE RELAY OVER THE WEEKEND. THEY CAME LAST IN THE FINAL, ENDING UP JUST OFF THE PLATFORM, AND ALSO HER
LAST CHANCE TO UPRIGHT'A HIGH NOTE IS IN THE 1500-METRE, WHICH'BEGINS OVERNIGHT INTO THE EARLY MORNING.FINALLY, THERE ' S THE GUY ' S 5,000-METRE RELAY, THE OLYMPIC >> FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF CHARLES HAMELIN. THIS FINAL OCCASION WILL PLACE A CAP ON HIS OLYMPIC PROFESSION, AN REMARKABLE 5 GAMES GOING ALL THE WAY BACK >> TO TURIN IN 2006. HE ' S GETTING NEAR 40 YEARS OF AGES. HE ' S WON 5 OLYMPIC MEDALS AS WELL AS WITH FELLOW MEDALLIST STEVEN DUBOIS WHO ' S BEEN ABLAZE IN BEIJING, HAMELIN WILL INTEND TO WIN ANOTHER. > > THE KIDS PREPARE, I ASSUME. WE ARE ON FIRE TODAY IN THE RELAY. WE NEED TO WIN THIS', AND ALSO I ' M GOING TO GO BACK TO THE SPACES AND ALSO SEE TO IT THE KIDS ARE ALL READY IN A COUPLE DAYS TO WIN THAT RACE. > > Andrew: REGARDLESS OF HOW IT ENDS, THERE WILL BE MUCH TO COMMEMORATE. > > Ian: UP NEXT, A SEAFARER ' S TRIP HOME MADE POSSIBLE BY P.E.I. CRAFTSMANSHIP. > > EVERY EDGE OF THIS AREA IS LOADED WITH THE MEMORY'OF SOMEWHERE IN P.E.I. > > Ian: WHAT IT RESEMBLED TO CRUISE THROUGHOUT THE ATLANTIC, NEXT IN OUR “MOMENT.” > > Ian: 2 YEARS EARLIER PROFESSIONAL SEAFARER KRISTEN NEUSCHÄFER'BOUGHT A BOAT IN NEWFOUNDLAND TO COMPLETE IN A RACE WORLDWIDE. SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO TAKE IT DOWN TO MAINE FOR REPAIR WORK. RATHER COVID CONSTRAINTS INTENDED THAT SHE WOUND UP IN ROYAL PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND WHERE LOCALS HELPED HER PREP THE BOAT. IT ' S ALREADY FINISHED A PRACTICE RUN, GETTING HER HOME SAFELY >> TO SOUTH AFRICA, WHICH ' S OUR “MINUTE.” > > I ' M IN– CURRENTLY>, AS WELL AS I ' VE BEEN SAILING NON-STOP. I LEFT IN DECEMBER IN PRETTY EXTREME PROBLEMS, AS WELL AS AS I MADE IT THROUGH THE SOUTH PROBLEMS ENHANCED. YOU UNEXPECTEDLY FEEL THE INCREASE IN TEMPERATURE LEVEL SINCE THE WATER ' S WARM AS WELL AS YOU BEGINNING SEEING FLYING FISH.IT TOOK ME 36 DAYS TO GET HERE AND ALSO I ' M EXTREMELY SATISFIED WITH THE BOAT. I HAD NO MAJOR DAMAGE AFTER SEVEN AND ALSO A FIFTY PERCENT WITH A LITTLE HEAVY WEATHER CONDITION OCCASIONALLY KIND OF JOURNEY, BUT UP UNTIL NOW EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE. BECAUSE I SPENT THESE 36'DAYS LOOKING AT EVERY CORNER OF >> THE WATERCRAFT AND MAKING USE OF POINTS THAT WE HAD MADE THAT WAS PRODUCED FOR THE BOAT ON ROYAL PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AND EVERY LITTLE POINT HAD A MEMORY TO ME, YOU KNOW, A MEMORY OF A CONVERSATION WE HAD OVER HOW ARE WE GOING TO PERFORM THIS AND ALSO THE ACTUAL WORK THAT WENT RIGHT INTO IT. SO EVERY'EDGE OF THIS BOAT IS LOADED WITH THE MEMORY OF
SOMEWHERE IN P.E.I. > > Ian: AND ALSO SO THE MEMORIES OF THE ISLAND ARE GOING TO MAKE THEIR WAY AROUND THE GLOBE. THAT RACE THAT SHE ' S READYING FOR, IT ' S CALLED THE GOLD GLOBE. I HADN ' T HEARD OF IT. IT BEGINS IN FRANCE IN SEPTEMBER, AND IT ' S A SOLO RACE, AND ALSO THEY CAN ' T USE NAVIGATING AIDS, ASIDE FROM THE OLD FASHIONED ONES. CAN ' T USE G.P.S. IT TAKES SEVEN TO NINE MONTHS TO COMPLETE.THAT IS “THE NATIONAL” FOR FEBRUARY 15TH. GOOD EVENING. ♪ ♪.