'Bringing a protest to Dr. Shahab’s private residence is absolutely unacceptable, and the SMA condemns these actions,' SMA president Dr. Barb Konstantynowicz said.

Ward 6 Coun. Dan LeBlanc, who brought forward the motion, now says he will support withdrawing the motion at Regina’s city council meeting on Jan. 27.

“This harassment of Dr. Shahab and his family at their home is simply unacceptable, sickening and wrong,” Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said.

The motion to ban fossil fuel advertising on City of Regina sites was backed by seven of 11 members at Wednesday’s meeting, but still needs to be approved by council on Jan. 27.

Regina's executive committee voted 7-4 in favour of bringing forward changes that would put fossil fuels in the same light as tobacco, pot and weapons on Wednesday.

Nekaneet Cree Nation Chief Alvin Francis said he doesn’t feel this is the end of the Keystone XL pipeline.

The heads of Rebellion Brewing and Hospitality Saskatchewan welcome enforcement for businesses caught violating COVID-19 restrictions.

Daniel LeBlanc, Ward 6 councillor, brought forward the motion and said he is sticking to the platform on which he ran.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is encouraging law enforcement and public health to escalate the enforcement of COVID-19 measures.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the province is expecting about 17,500 doses from Pfizer over the next four weeks rather than the 37,000 doses promised.