Man with chainsaw chases people near Strathcona Park

Man with chainsaw chases people near Strathcona Park

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A man with a chainsaw chased people near Strathcona Park Sunday night. Kier Junos reports on what happened, and the coming protests that will demand action from the gov’t -- for the safety of neighbours and camp residents.

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