"I have spoken to both Mayor Drew Dilkens and Mayor Mike Bradley and told them the province is ready to provide any support we can offer," he said.
"Canada has never been as strong and together as we are now."
Some trucks at both protests have also taken the step of removing their tires to make it more difficult to move them.
Liedtke previously served as Poilievre's Campaign Manager in Carleton.
On Tuesday, video was posted to Twitter of a protestor ripping into a CBC reporter for suggesting that his children, who have traveled with him to Ottawa for the truckers' convoy, should be taken away and are in danger.
"It bypasses the constraints and arbitrary controls of government. This is the perfect example of why fiat currency is in trouble."
Elliott said that "the trends are going in a good direction," but that things could not always continue that way.
"We are striving to resolve this issue safely and peacefully," said Dilkens.
Trudeau's former aid and longtime friend Gerry Butts says he has contacted his lawyers after a bout on Twitter with Dr. Jordan Peterson.
Just days after it was launched, the Freedom Convoy 2022 campaign on GiveSendGo has topped $7 million in donations.
Alberta premier Jason Kenney announced on Tuesday that the province would be phasing out COVID restrictions effective immediately, with vaccine passports among the first to be ditched.
The very level-headed councillor made the comments after former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney called the protest seditious.
"Almost 25 per cent of the 418 trucks have children living in them — children who could be at risk during a police operation."
Lightbound said during the conference that he was "ready to accept the consequences" that will come from speaking out.
Trudeau said that he understood the frustration with restrictions, but said that mandates were necessary to avoid future restrictions.