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Sask. cabinet minister admits to bringing firearm into Legislative BuildingSaskatchewan MLA Jeremy Harrison has resigned as the Government House Leader after allegations brought forward by the legislative Speaker last week.CanadaMay 24
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Speaker of Legislative Assembly resigns from Sask. Party caucusRandy Weekes submitted his resignation to the Sask. Party on Monday. He will sit as an independent and will remain Speaker of the Legislative Assembly.PoliticsJun 25
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Pride festivities continue in Winnipeg with rally and paradeThousands of Winnipeggers will gather in the city's downtown core Sunday for the annual Pride parade. Some roads will be closed to accommodate the parade route.CanadaJun 2
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After 300 km, drug overdose awareness walk comes to an end in ReginaAfter eight days and more than 350 kilometres, the second annual overdose awareness walk wrapped up in Regina.CanadaJun 18
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In photos: 2024 Queen City Pride Parade larger than everThousands of people took to the streets of Regina Saturday to celebrate diversity and inclusion in the Queen City Pride (QCP) Parade.CanadaJun 15
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Sask. NDP search for answers on MLA Jeremy Harrison gun allegationsThe Saskatchewan NDP are seeking an investigation into whether or not Government House Leader Jeremy Harrison once brought a gun to the legislature.CanadaMay 23
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Scott Moe calls harassment allegations against Jeremy Harrison ‘unequivocally false’Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he has met with MLA Jeremy Harrison to discuss harassment allegations by Speaker Randy Weekes. Moe says the allegations are not true.CanadaMay 17
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‘Very bad mistake’: Sask. MLA Jeremy Harrison addresses gun allegationsThe Allegations came to light May 16 when Speaker Randy Weekes accused Harrison of intimidating behaviour and said the minister once brought a weapon into the building.CanadaMay 27
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The Honourable Murray Sinclair among those to receive the Order of ManitobaTwelve Manitobans will receive the Order of Manitoba this summer, including The Honourable Murray Sinclair and Manitoba's chief public health officer, Dr. Brent Roussin.CanadaMay 12
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Queen City Pride cancels flag-raising, bars Sask. Party from Pride Month celebrationsQueen City Pride announced it is excluding the Sask. government from Pride celebrations next month, stating 'we do not believe the current Saskatchewan government is our ally.'CanadaMay 13
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‘Intimidating and harassing’: Saskatchewan Speaker alleges threats, harassment from MLA Jeremy HarrisonRandy Weekes did not offer an explanation for cutting his membership card, but tensions have been growing over the last few months.CanadaMay 16
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Court case against B.C.’s short-term rental rules begins in VictoriaA group of property owners is now taking the province and the City of Victoria to court, claiming the new rules are not legal and are creating financial hardships.PoliticsJun 17
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Ontario legislature keffiyeh ban partially overturned as political fighting continuesOntario NDP Leader Marit Stiles previously challenged Premier Doug Ford to get his caucus in line and work to overturn a ban on wearing the Arab headdress inside Queen's Park.PoliticsMay 6
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Ontario considers housing data revisions after municipal concerns of undercountingOntario is considering revising its tallies of how many homes are built in cities and towns across the province.CanadaJun 21
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Nova Scotia, Newfoundland push for quick passage of federal offshore accord changesNova Scotia’s minister of natural resources told the committee that changes to implementing the Atlantic Accords are “pivotal” to helping his province reduce its fossil fuel use.EnvironmentJun 13
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Nova Scotia’s Lunenburg Municipality passes coastal protection regulationsUnder the regulations, no new coastal development will be permitted within 30 metres of the top of a bank in order to guard against erosion risk.EnvironmentJun 19
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Alberta legislature fountains to begin running again on Canada DayA new reflecting pool and dome fountain at the Alberta legislature will be up and running by Canada Day.LifestyleJun 26
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Housing starts up in Ontario but towns say they’ve missed out on millions of dollarsSeveral municipalities in Ontario say that counting errors from a federal agency meant they missed out on housing target money they should have received.CanadaJun 18
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Not everyone has AC, but do you have a legal ‘right to cooling’ in Canada?Advocates for tenants, seniors and the environment are rallying across Canada to ensure vulnerable people can access their right to cooling. What is this legal right?CanadaJul 13
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Seniors left sweltering in N.S. public housing: ‘I’m scared of getting a stroke’A Nova Scotia woman who lives in government-owned seniors' housing says they're sweltering without air conditioning. The province's NDP want to change that.CanadaJun 21