Canadian Politics Today

It seems Tamar Lich was there, nut wandering around completely oblivious to her surroundings.

Lich is appearing before the Public Order Emergency Commission, which is reviewing the federal government's decision to invoke the never-before-used Emergencies Act to clear the crowds and vehicles that blocked parts of Ottawa's downtown for three weeks.

David Migicovsky pushed back on a claim Lich made Thursday under oath - that no one told her that they needed to leave after the Emergencies Act was invoked on Feb. 14.

"I remember when they came in, and we had the discussion and as it says, I became very upset," said Lich.

"I believe I said something to the effect of, 'I cannot believe that you're about to do this to your own people' … I was crying because of what they were proposing to do to Canadian citizens."
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She testified Friday she was not aware of claims that crowds would sometimes swarm police and bylaw officers and was not aware of any death threats levelled against politicians until she began to watch the commission proceedings.
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But on Friday, she said she couldn't hear the truck horns from her downtown hotel room.

"I didn't really notice it, the horns honking. And I was right downtown," she told Champ.[/quote]