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As protest stretches on, Ottawa MPs struggle to offer resolution for worried constituents

'I feel safe, but I did not feel safe enough to leave my wife and kids at home … there were reports that some protestors were doxxing and revealing MPs' addresses, so for security they had to leave,' says Liberal MP Francis Drouin.

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As protest stretches on, Ottawa MPs struggle to offer resolution for worried constituents

'I feel safe, but I did not feel safe enough to leave my wife and kids at home … there were reports that some protestors were doxxing and revealing MPs' addresses, so for security they had to leave,' says Liberal MP Francis Drouin.

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