The truckers Freedom Convoy in Canada continues even after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has warned the truckers the government is ready to "respond with whatever it takes." Furthermore, an Ontario judge on Friday ordered protestors to end the blockade at Ambassador Bridge, and TD Bank gave around a million dollars donated to the Freedom Convoy to the Canadian court. Meanwhile, two cryptocurrency fundraisers have successfully completed and Canadian officials are aware of these efforts.

Trudeau Warns Freedom Convoy Participants Could Face 'Real Consequences' if They Don't Leave

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's had enough of the protestors and he's warned participants that they could face "real consequences" if they don't pack it up. "Today, I shared a clear message to those taking part in illegal blockades and occupations: We've heard you. But there are consequences for breaking the law, and those consequences are becoming increasingly severe. It's time to go home to your communities," Trudeau further explained at a press conference.

According to reports, the Biden administration is being briefed regularly about the protests in Canada and Trudeau tweeted that he's been in touch with U.S. president Joe Biden. "Today, @POTUS Biden and I spoke about the illegal blockades at the border," the Canadian Prime Minister wrote. "I updated him on the situation, and we discussed the American and global influence on the protests. We agreed that, for the security of people and our economies, these blockades cannot continue."

Judge Orders Protestors to Leave Ambassador Bridge, TD Bank Hands Over a Million Dollars in Non-Refunded Donations to Ontario Court