| | The Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa put out a statement urging parents at the demonstration to make alternate care arrangements “should they become unable to care for their children following potential police action.” | | The Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa put out a statement urging parents at the demonstration to make alternate care arrangements “should they become unable to care for their children following potential police action.” |
| − | ''The Toronto Sun'' reported, ''Cold War-era East Berlin had armed checkpoints -- now Ottawa does too.''<ref>https://torontosun.com/news/provincial/warmington-cold-war-era-east-berlin-had-armed-checkpoints-now-ottawa-does-too</ref> Canada’s capital now had ‘no go zones” as in a [[police state]]. To get through the [[Berlin Wall]] under communism, people had to go through entry points known as Checkpoint Alpha, Checkpoint Bravo and, of course, Checkpoint Charlie. To get into through Ottawa’s armed police checkpoints, people must produce papers to prove they live in the area or have a reason to be there. | + | ''The Toronto Sun'' reported, ''Cold War-era East Berlin had armed checkpoints -- now Ottawa does too.''<ref>https://torontosun.com/news/provincial/warmington-cold-war-era-east-berlin-had-armed-checkpoints-now-ottawa-does-too</ref> Canada’s capital constructed ‘no go zones” as in a [[police state]]. To get through the [[Berlin Wall]] under communism, people had to go through entry points known as Checkpoint Alpha, Checkpoint Bravo and, of course, Checkpoint Charlie. To get into through Ottawa’s armed police checkpoints, people must produce papers to prove they live in the area or have a reason to be there. |