Prime Minister Justin Trudeau outlined his version of events at the Emergencies Act inquiry on Friday, the long-awaited testimony that wrapped up six weeks of debate and deliberation. He says the Freedom Convoy got out of hand and he wanted to avoid all forms of violence from spilling out, while also fearing that our local police force didn’t have a concrete plan to manage the situation when the demonstrations began. Trudeau felt he had to do something. And so he did. Was Canada’s leader able to justify its use? Kristy Cameron brings in our Political Heat panelists in Hour 3. Meantime, COVID-19 and the RSV are poised to deal a nasty one-two punch to Canada’s healthcare system, making vaccinations a primary line of defense against Winter’s worst illnesses. What is the best approach?

<p>Prime Minister Justin Trudeau outlined his version of events at the Emergencies Act inquiry on Friday, the long-awaited testimony that wrapped up six weeks of debate and deliberation. He says the Freedom Convoy got out of hand and he wanted to avoid all forms of violence from spilling out, while also fearing that our local police force didn’t have a concrete plan to manage the situation when the demonstrations began. Trudeau felt he had to do something. And so he did. Was Canada’s leader able to justify its use? Kristy Cameron brings in our Political Heat panelists in Hour 3. Meantime, COVID-19 and the RSV are poised to deal a nasty one-two punch to Canada’s healthcare system, making vaccinations a primary line of defense against Winter’s worst illnesses. What is the best approach?</p>

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