When the police cleared Wellington Street in Ottawa, there was nothing magical about it. No army tanks, helicopters or emergency response teams were deployed. We didn't see anything like that. The police arrived calmly and slowly, and cleared the protesters. After that, the tow trucks towed all the vehicles away.
I personally didn't see anything that would lead me to think it all happened thanks to the Emergencies Act. It looked to me like a straightforward police operation, such as you might have carried out during the G20 Summit or other events.
Can you explain to me how this clearing of Wellington Street depended on the powers conferred by the Emergencies Act?