How police responded to Ottawa's 'unprecedented' protests

For nearly two weeks, a core group of protesters has refused to leave Ottawa's downtown core. Police estimate more than 400 trucks remain parked in the so-called "red zone." Some businesses in the area have had to close their doors and some residents describe feeling intimidated. Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly has called the situation "unprecedented." The mayor, Jim Watson, has called the situation "out of control," and said the protesters are "calling the shots."

Today on Front Burner, CBC Ottawa reporter Judy Trinh talks about how police initially responded to the protest in the capital, how the response has changedand where things could go from here.