I don't know that any of us would consider it a celebration, but it's worth noting that the legislation that's in place provincially is really important. You'd have to be very committed to losing a lot to participate in this type of activity. In addition, the injunction remains in effect. It is not going away.
Mr. Masse talked about this past weekend, when 200 cars came to Windsor and did a little parade through part of the “freedom convoy”. They were directed, very appropriately, on which route they could take.
Police have a zero-tolerance approach for this. I think that reflects the temperature in our community. The community does not want to see this return and wants to see people dealt with very swiftly if they try to block the primary corridor that's putting a lot of bread on families' tables in the city of Windsor.