How can it be "unlawful" to protest at "sites"? Obviously, certain conduct undertaken in advance of a protest -- violence, obstruction, intimidation -- can be unlawful. But how can protest itself be deemed inherently unlawful as is being done here?
https://twitter.com/OttawaPolice/status/1494763784728158211
Yet again we find that the people in the west who most vocally and flamboyantly claim they're fighting fascism are the ones who seize and wield the defining weapons of fascists: censorship, punishment without due process, criminalizing of protests, imprisoning journalists. 
This is absolutely true. And it would be the same reaction if Trudeau were doing this against protesters whose ideology western elites liked instead of hated:
https://twitter.com/richimedhurst/status/1494819504345464844
Western liberalism doesn't really believe in the right of dissent for their adversaries. Obviously they won't say that explicitly -- not even the most extreme tyrants admit explicitly that they don't believe in the right of dissent -- but their actions increasingly reflect this.
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