OTTAWA—The “Freedom Convoy” protests continued overnight and into Sunday Jan. 30 in Ottawa, with trucks and vehicles still parked in the city’s downtown core, and people gathered on Parliament Hill, with some setting off fireworks. Protest organizers say they will stay in Ottawa until their demands for lifting COVID-19 mandates are met. Truck horns continue to be heard on the second day of protest in the nation’s capital, with people walking around with Canadian flags and other signs and flags. “There have been no incidents of violence or injuries reported,” Ottawa police said in a Jan. 30 statement. “Police are patrolling throughout the downtown core, managing the movement of protestors and trucks.” After some protesters put Canadian flags and signs on the Terry Fox statue, and some vehicles were parked by the National War Memorial, police said they “took steps to protect these areas,” stressing that “they should be respected …