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Summary

Giant yellow banner:

We Stand Strong, We Stand United,

We Stand For Constitutional Freedom!

This banner was unfurled at two Windsor rallies in the summer and fall of 2021, then three times on February 9, 2022 at the Ambassador Bridge So-Called "Blockade" - at 2pm daylight, 6pm sunset, 10pm night - and it was walked all around the perimeter of the protest.

Immediately after, later that night, Winton Marchant drove the banner many hours north to the Ottawa Trucker Protest where it took on a life of its own. Winding up and down the streets for kilometers the people walked the banner all over Canada's capital city. We haven't seen it since.

It took a lot of black spray paint (and a bit of white highlighting) and about 250 feet of yellow no-rip tent fabric. Jason Carswell made some other banners and still has a bit of fabric remaining.

Source

Date: 2022-02-09

Photo maybe from David Sylvestre?

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 This banner was unfurled at two [[Windsor rallies]] in the summer and fall of 2021, then three times on [[:Category: 2022-02-09 |February 9, 2022]] at the [[Ambassador Bridge]] [[So-Called "Blockade"]] - at 2pm daylight, 6pm sunset, 10pm night - and it was walked all around the perimeter of the protest.
-Immediately after that night, [[Winton Marchant]] drove the banner many hours north to the [[Ottawa Trucker Protest]] where it took on a life of its own.  Winding up and down the streets for kilometers the people walked the banner all over Canada's capital city.  We haven't seen it since.
+Immediately after, later that night, [[Winton Marchant]] drove the banner many hours north to the [[Ottawa Trucker Protest]] where it took on a life of its own.  Winding up and down the streets for kilometers the people walked the banner all over Canada's capital city.  We haven't seen it since.
-It took a lot of black spray paint (and a bit of white highlighting) and about 250 feet of yellow no-rip tent fabric.  [[Jason Carswell]] made some other banners and still has a bit remaining.
+It took a lot of black spray paint (and a bit of white highlighting) and about 250 feet of yellow no-rip tent fabric.  [[Jason Carswell]] made some other banners and still has a bit of fabric remaining.
 == Source ==
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 [[Category: Long banners]]
 [[Category: Long yellow banners]]
+[[Category: Ottawa, Ontario]]
+[[Category: Ottawa projects in 2022]]
+[[Category: Ottawa protests]]
+[[Category: Ottawa resistance]]
 [[Category: Protest banners]]
 [[Category: We Stand Strong, We Stand United, We Stand For Constitutional Freedom!]]
 [[Category: Windsor, Ontario]]
+[[Category: Windsor projects in 2021]]
 [[Category: Windsor projects in 2022]]
 [[Category: Windsor protests]]