Rob Snow Interviews

After a heated and emotional city council meeting on Wednesday, February 16 that saw chair of the police board Coun. Diane Deans ousted, Coun. Carol Ann Meehan was voted to stay.

Diane Deans says she hasn't done anything wrong or erred in her duty as chair of the Ottawa Police Services Board during the course of the occupation in Ottawa.

Peter Sloly has has now resigned as Ottawa's police chief in the face of mounting criticism over the force's handling of the occupation in Ottawa.

The occupation in Ottawa continues as Justin Trudeau invokes the federal Emergencies Act for the first time.

City councillors Carol Anne Meehan and Matthew Luloff will present a motion to explore using sections of the National Defence Act to call for military aid for law enforcement in Ottawa.

Hour 1: Monday. Another week, and the occupation of Ottawa does not appear to be any closer to ending. There are some notable updates this morning.

Over the weekend, the Mayor's office had brokered a deal with one convoy organizer in an attempt to get vehicles occupying residential streets moved to other roads in the downtown.

Rob Snow is joined by experts and guest commentators to examine the local, national and international implications of the past two weeks of protests and border blockades across Canada.

The occupation of Ottawa has now lasted two weeks.

'The World with Elliot Tepper' is a weekly deep dive into global affairs and international news with Professor Elliot Tepper, Distinguished Senior Fellow with the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University.