I think they all worked in harmony together. All three levels of government stepped up and acknowledged the seriousness of the situation.
The injunction was really the only positive action that I thought we could take to send a signal. It had multiple purposes. One was to send a signal to the public that, at a municipal level, we were taking this as seriously as we could and doing all that we could.
After we made the decision to move forward with the injunction process, the province then declared its state of emergency, which put the people who were conducting this behaviour in significant jeopardy of losing perhaps their commercial vehicle operator registration. They could face significant fines and all sorts of penalties. Even though the folks had been moved out on February 14—