Federal, city inquiries into occupations and blockades too limited
The irony is that this joint parliamentary committee called for under the Emergencies Act may be too late to be that relevant in its post-mortem phase of its work. It was intended to be more of an active monitoring safeguard assessment intervention check point during the time the act remained in place.
With the end of the emergency declarations and the Emergencies Act's use, authorities are starting to examine what went wrong and the causes that brought on the siege and blockades.
But be forewarned, authorities will limit what they want examined; they rarely want the whole truth to come out, or t...
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