Trucker convoy drives through Waterloo Region on Thursday

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A trucker convoy travelled through Waterloo Region on Thursday afternoon.
The Freedom Convoy started in Windsor and Sarnia earlier in the morning and was expected to pass through the area around 9:30 a.m. However, there were some delays in their travel through southern Ontario. The convoy drove through the region shortly after 1 p.m.
The protest was initially organized in response to a new rule prohibiting unvaccinated truck drivers from crossing the Canada-U.S. border without quarantining. Since then, many have expressed that it's also about other policies they say infringe on freedoms.
Officials say traffic disruptions should be expected.
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