Saskatchewan residents protest in solidarity with Freedom Convoy

Ottawa was all abuzz over this past weekend, especially on Saturday, January 29.

As always, Rebel News had boots on the ground, getting some fantastic coverage of the very peaceful and jubilant events in our nation’s capital.

While all of that was taking place, several protests and “mini-convoys” were occurring nation-wide! Whether in rural regions or cities, thousands of people gathered all over the country to share in the festivities and have their voices heard.

Saskatchewan was no exception!

Although I was unable to cover the protest, I was able to obtain some footage on the ground from people who attended.

I wanted to make sure that this footage was shared with other Canadians and the world, to show that while Saskatchewan may not be the most populated province, the people here know how to make some noise when it counts!

Convoys from all around made their way to Regina, with the convoy from Saskatoon bringing in hundreds of trucks.

There were also smaller protests held around the province at various towns (though footage in this report is solely from the Saskatoon and Regina regions).

Sit back and enjoy some Prairie freedom spirit, including beautiful First Nations drumming and a touching rendition of the national anthem.

Canadians standing together is a mighty inspiring thing.

Photo & Video Sources: Dale Epp, Nadine Ness, Keely & Brandon K.

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