VANCOUVER Police on Vancouver Island say no additional arrests were made in the Fairy Creek Watershed on Sunday, as officers took a day off from enforcing a court-ordered injunction against protesters in the area. Mounties said in a news release Saturday night that eight people had been arrested at two locations in the old-growth forest for breaching the injunction. Six of the arrests were made at an encampment near Port Renfrew, while the other two were made along the remote McClure Forest Service Road west of Lake Cowichan later in the day. After the initial arrests, police said, a group formed around midday and blocked traffic along the road.
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