MONTREAL — Environmental activists have caused disruptions outside Montreal’s Trudeau International Airport for a third consecutive day in protest of Canadian fossil fuel policy.

Activist group Last Generation Canada says three of its members glued their hands to the road, blocking access to the arrivals area.

Shortly before 2 p.m., the group issued a news release saying it is demanding that Ottawa stop the extraction and consumption of oil, gas and coal by 2030.

Members of Last Generation Canada glued their hands to a road today, blocking access to the arrivals area, while others spay-painted exterior windows{ai:summary}<p>In Montreal, environmental activists have turned Trudeau International Airport into a battleground, blocking access by gluing themselves to the asphalt. Their demand is bold and clear: Ottawa must end fossil fuel extraction and use by 2030, or face their relentless ire. </p><p>The protest isn't just noise; it's a desperate plea echoing through the city's air, forcing a conscience check on Canadian policies. #society</p>

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