NEW: Ottawa Bylaw issues $615 fines for tables, tents at PSAC picket lines ottnews
An Ottawa by-law officer issues a ticket to a Public Service Alliance member who was serving hot dogs to picketers outside the prime ministers office, Thursday, April 27, 2023 in Ottawa.
Ottawa Bylaw and Regulatory Services Director Roger Chapman tells CTV News Ottawa officers have issued charges worth $615 each this week for"encumbering a highway " in the area of Wellington and Elgin streets, where PSAC has set up a picket line. Bylaw Services received a complaint on Wednesday about a tent and table set up on the sidewalk near the corner of Wellington and Elgin streets, Chapman said Thursday afternoon. PSAC held a massive rally on Parliament Hill on Wednesday to back demands for a new contract in negotiations with the federal government.
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