Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba made an invitation to foreigners this past weekend, urging them to contact Ukrainian embassies to enlist.
"They have been slandered as Nazis and terrorists and treated worse that murderers. We stand with the truckers and the Canadians!"
CBC News spoke to a clinical psychologist who said that downtown Ottawa residents hearing "phantom honking" are experiencing "mild trauma."
"Tonight the Jucep team decided to temporarily remove the word p**tine from its trademark in order to express, in its own way, its profound dismay at the situation in Ukraine."
"... I’m not just talking about Communist China’s social credit system. I’m talking about Justin Trudeau, the Canadian Prime Minister, and the Emergencies Act he passed," said Noem.
"Today, Canada is announcing our third set of severe, coordinated sanctions," Trudeau said.
Dr. Kieran Moore, the Chief Medical Officer for Ontario, told the public during a Thursday press conference that, when the mask mandate gets lifted, it will happen almost everywhere in the province "simultaneously."
Freedom Convoy leader and organizer Pat King has been denied bail.
"Ontario joins Canada’s allies in condemning the Russian government’s act of aggression against the Ukrainian people, and will direct the LCBO to withdraw all products produced in Russia from store shelves."
Del Duca wrote that his party is demanding so because of Vladimir Putin's illegal invasion of Ukraine.
An estimate by the Department of Finance said that as many as 210 accounts containing $7.8 million were affected by the freeze.
"Now we know what the new wave of tyranny looks like," Brand said, "it looks like people with nice hair cuts."
Prices could possibly even cross the $2-per-litre mark.
Trudeau announced that Canada and other G7 countries will bring forward even more sanctions as they move to harm Russia's economy.
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation shut down 39 trucking businesses following the Freedom Convoy protests.