Chief … Say What You Want On The Bulldog

Published 03/09/2024 · Updated 03/09/2024

Ottawa police chief Eric Stubbs says that the police having a double-standard for dealing with protests “couldn’t be further from the truth.”

Stubbs was responding to accusations that the Ottawa Police Service treated convoy protesters different from other protesters.

Chief … people aren’t buying that. But here’s an opportunity to explain what you mean. Or what the OPS means because it kept clarifying clarifications during the Freedom Convoy anniversary protest that the police were being even-handed compared with their actions at other protests. Strangely, the clarifications kept saying the same thing the original statement said and subsequent clarifications as well.

So let me make this clear. No clarifications necessary. Chief, if you don’t think you’re being treated fairly by the media in the anniversary convoy protest fallout, we’re here at The Bulldog to help.

Take advantage of the 131,000 page views a week of The Bulldog … the first place Ottawans go to discuss municipal affairs.

We’re up to our ears here in pixels so you can say exactly what you want to say in a post to The Bulldog. Just send it to kengray20@gmail.com. We will publish it.

If somebody gave me the opportunity to talk to that size of audience (irrespective of the fact I already do), I’d take it.

Free and unfettered access to the municipal public of Ottawa.

It’s an offer you can’t afford to refuse.

Ken Gray

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