Indigenous Clan Mother blesses Freedom Convoy

An Indigenous Clan Mother blessed the Freedom Convoy on its second day of protest in Ottawa. According to Andrew Lawton, Clan Mother Noreen of Yellowknife spoke just prior to the church service on Parliament Hill.

"With our hearts that are up here on the stage, we thank you," said Clan Mother Noreen. "Because that is what this movement is about. One heart. And what does that mean? That means love, understanding, acceptance, tolerance. And when we have that, we accept and respect one another."

Canadian truckers made their way to Ottawa on Saturday for a planned protest in which they have stated their intention to "gridlock" the city until the Trudeau government lifts vaccine mandate requirements for the trucking industry.

Footage shot by The Post Millennial's Beth Baisch in Ottawa on Saturday shows blocks and blocks of trucks lining the streets. Protesters are marching through sub zero temperatures to express their anger at the Trudeau government.

Trucks stretched for several blocks as protesters continued to gather at Parliament Hill. Protesters brought signs, music, and an incredible cacophony of honking horns as they stood bundled in the snow against the cold.

The Post Millennial secured an exclusive interview with Indigenous activists who are participating in the convoy. "I'm a 60 year-old grandmother. I have two beautiful grandchildren and this is not the Canada I want to leave with them," said Linda Audette, an Indigenous woman from Sudbury, Ontario.

"We all let them do this to us. Do not leave this for your children, your grandchildren and your great grandchildren. We have to stand up, take off those diapers off everybody's face. We have to stop vaccinating our children. We have to end all these mandates," Audette continued to express during the interview.