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1. Justin Trudeau:

   People of Ottawa don't deserve to be harassed in their own neighborhoods, don’t deserve to be confronted with the inherent violence of a swastika flying on a street corner or a confederate flag or the insults and jeers just because they're wearing a mask. That's not who Canadians are.

2. Nodin Nganji:

   When it comes to protests that I've been part of here in Toronto, or ones that I saw in the media in Ottawa or Vancouver or Montreal, there were mostly two races -- Black and White. Yes, there were a few Asians, but very, very few, i see Black people raising posters, I see white people raising posters. I see very few Brown people engaging in these conversations, or protesting, or donating, or speaking out. I don't think many even recognize their privilege. I know we have some Asian people who are our allies, but from my end it's not enough.

3. Doug Ford:

   Let me be very clear, we're moving in this direction because it's safe to do so, today's announcement is not because of what's happening in Ottawa or Windsor, but despite it.

4. Doug Ford:

   There's a million people that live in Ottawa, Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson know I hear Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson, I hear the protesters, the province hears the protesters, the country hears the protesters. Now it's time to let the people of Ottawa get back to their lives.

5. David Anber:

   There was no – there was never a blockade in Ottawa. The word 'blockade' is a charged word, at the border, in other places in Canada, there were things that could be legitimately characterized as a blockade. They were preventing supply chain and movement of people and goods. The protests in Ottawa, for the most part, every road that was jammed up with trucks left a lane of traffic to allow emergency vehicles and other people to navigate the city.