Actually, "protesters" might be a bit too strong a term; they were more like "angry-looking people carrying sign while walking determinedly in the opposite direction from most of the crowd". But that’s a bit unwieldy. Picasa 2.7
ITQ BerryCam - In which our heroine is confronted by abstractly angry farmers, and surprisingly cheery Liberals
After spending the morning outside Rideau Hall, ITQ headed off to the Billings Estate in Ottawa South to liveblog Stephane Dion at the launch of the local Liberal campaign - which we did right here. But first, we had to run a small- to medium-sized gauntlet, as gauntlets go, of protesters:
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