There was a lot of attention placed on the tow trucks. I appreciate the question and an opportunity to explain.
What happened was that there was the thought that tow trucks were the limiting factor in the city of Windsor to be able to effect a response to have all of the traffic moved. Our friends at CBSA had made outreach and provided a contact: If anything was required to help get tow trucks from the United States, if we needed to clear these folks to get them and the tow trucks into Canada, this was the person to call to help effect that entry into Canada.
The Governor of Michigan, when asked a question about tow trucks, made a comment that she was prepared to send tow trucks over to Windsor to help deal with the situation. I had a conversation, after the governor's comment to the media, with her chief of staff. In fact, the offer by the governor was really just to put us in contact with tow truck companies in Michigan that might have the resources. I wasn't aware that any tow trucks were actually sent to the city of Windsor until we were preparing for my November 7 appearance at the Rouleau commission, where our deputy police chief informed me that about 10 tow trucks did come into Windsor from Detroit. They were parked at a municipal park but were never used in any way.