Traffic moving again at Alberta border crossing after protesters resumed blockade overnight

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Traffic is moving again at the Coutts border crossing in southern Alberta as of early Tuesday after anti-vaccine mandate protesters resumed their blockade just hours earlier.

Alberta RCMP tweeted late Monday evening that both north and southbound lanes at the crossing on Highway 4 were blocked by the demonstration and asked motorists to avoid the area.

But RCMP spokesperson Fraser Logan told Radio-Canada early Tuesday morning that traffic was flowing again, although congestion remained.

Logan also said the RCMP has agreed to let supporters bring food and gas to the protesters if they use secondary roads to get close to the blockade, meet the

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