In Canada, the emergency law, which was introduced on February 14 amid protests by truckers, has been repealed. This was stated by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The situation is no longer an emergency, he said. At the same time, Trudeau added that the authorities and law enforcement agencies "remain vigilant" to prevent the recurrence of such large-scale events, TASS writes.

Protests against coronavirus restrictions began in Canada in January. Disgruntled truckers, who are required by the government to be vaccinated if they are going to cross the border with the United States, drove several trucks to the parliament buildings in Ottawa. Later, they were joined by all those who are generally dissatisfied with the prime minister's policy and the anti-coronavirus measures of the authorities. Protests were also held in other regions of the country.

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