OK! Let’s update things. I just went for a walk around. The red arrows are police advancements. The have taken the intersection of Rideau and Sussex, but little else. The black scribbles are fronts put up by protesters. Thread… Quebec riot police are the front line. The trucks behind them have been taken by police.

For those watching at home, I’ve made a map. The red arrows are current police advancements. The black line is where some protesters have now fallen back to to build a barricade. That black rectangle is where the two #NB’ers from Grand Manan were parked, but have now gone home. This is the wall that’s being built.

I have been on the Hill for the last hour and a half walking around, so here's a thread on what's going on, so far...

https://twitter.com/adamhuras/status/1494690844074409988

First, I don’t live in the core, so it took a long time to get to ground zero. Road blocks everywhere. One police check even turning back a guy with Parliamentary Press Gallery credentials. So you just go to the next perimeter point and hope for a friendlier cop.

I'm on Parliament Hill and I have some breaking news...

BREAKING: ‘I’ve got to go’ NBers leaving Ottawa convoy tj.news/telegraph-jour… #NB Peter Doull, a retired trucker from Grand Manan who spent 37 years on the highway and the last 21 days parked in front of Parliament Hill, and his son, James Doull, a diesel mechanic and fisherman, say they're leaving today.

They say it's due to a “family emergency."

OK! Story filed. Let’s go do another protest walk through.

Missed it? Here’s my story on Trudeau kicking off the Emergencies Act debate: tj.news/telegraph-jour… #NB Oh boy, immediately greeted by this guy on Bank Street. “They call my Mr. Freedom,” he says. He says he’s from Niagara.

New Brunswick reporter on the ground here in Ottawa with an update thread. Police are again handing out letters to those part of the convoy. In front of the Senate building there are more police and a new fence.