Protests in the G7 summit in Alberta, targeted the Trump policy, to be very peaceful

During the topcoming G7 Leaders Summit, Alta, Alta, this week may be more determined by the demonstrations against immigration shocks in the United States.

The analysis of the University of Toronto Research Group, which has been following the meetings of world leaders since 1998, is more peaceful and smaller than Canada protests, but the latest demonstrations in Los Angeles are reported against the policy of US President Donald Trump.

“Los Angeles protests will add protesters (matters), which is already caring, but it will not do more,” he said.

“I don’t think it will bring more protesters. Neither will protest, neither will protest this.”

Prime Minister Mark Carney, France, Germany, Japan, Italy, Italy, Italy and the European Union, the three-day summit, which began in South Rounds southwestern Sunday.

Leaders of several members, including India, Ukraine and Mexico, are also built to participate.

The summit protests in the United States, Trump’s immigration raids, especially the government’s arrest of migrants.

Hundreds of the United States joined the 4,000 national guards in Los Angeles.

Protests opened fire on clashes with police, burned cars, rubber bullets, journalists and arrests.

In Alberta, Kirton, the protests were not expected to be the same during G7, he said.

“(G7’s) a different mission was to promote the values ​​of open democracy within its members,” he said. “People in democracies have to protest. This is an integral part.”

Kirton added that the Government of Canada would not respond to any conflict as Trump, Kirton added.

The place where the summit was carried out in Kananaskis will be closed to the public.

In the three demonstration zones set by the RCMP – two demonstrations and voice in the central city of two cities – in the Banff, the summit will not be broadcast on another zone at the CALGARY airport.

The summit of the distance between Kirton, officials and protesters has been able to open peacefully.

“Trump has been subjected to two conspiracies and killed him almost. Thus, why (RCMP) can see why (RCMP) should be hypervicolic,” Kirton said.

Calgary Raging Grannies Group plans to be in the protest area in Calgary City Hall on Sunday afternoon.

74-year-old Mary Oxendale-Spensley, grandmother’s Trump tariffs and pitch called Canada tariffs and pitching will be faced with the police, he said.

“We intend to sing,” he said. One of the songs in mind is “US, you have a problem.”

The song calls the US president “Orange Blob”, says “Orange Blob”, says “Way to the line” and says “Our sovereign nation will never be yours.”

To make Trump’s messages heard, even if it’s on one screen, he said.

“I’m Canadian. When I was born,” I’m in Canada. When I die, I intend to be Canadian. “

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He added that it is difficult to say how the giant will be. “My great complaint about Grannies is always relatives. People are sick, people break the ankles and such things.”

Protests were peaceful at the last G7 summit in Kirton’s Kirton’s last G7, as the protesters were given appointed zones.

“I remember very warmly in the eyes,” said Kirton said and there weren’t many protesters.

“It was very little of them and so peaceful that we were not even worried to evaluate a number.”

After the break, Kirton is expected to eliminate other issues, other than protests against Trump, and some other issues such as the Israeli-Hamas War and the Russian war in Ukraine.

Kirton also expects Alberta from Canada, as well as those who oppose Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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Sikh groups wanted to save the G7 invitation from Carney to save Modi.

Channel Singh, a spokesman for the Canadian Federation Moninder, said that this was planned to protest against Banff, Calgary and Ottawa’s Modi’s attendance.

An international alliance of international headeries, international pastures, 200 people are waiting for a protest in Calgary City Hall.

The group’s vice-president of the North American chapter Yasmeen khan, the protesters want to increase awareness about various issues, including local struggles, housing and climate change.

“We will be banners. We will talk,” he said. “Some local artists and migrant youth will also have a number of cultural speeches.”

The mountains said the first answers were ready for protests.

“Although the number of participants changes, we have a strong situation of the expected demonstrations, and it is well placed to respond to this,” said RCMP spokesman Fraser Logan.