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• ‘Control-mania’: Nova Scotia premier accused of executive overreach with new bill

  The Nova Scotia government has taken a giant step backward in accountability and transparency with the introduction this week of a contentious omnibus bill.

  Politics

  Feb 21, 2025
  
• Quebec’s English-speaking community applauds court decision on education reform

  Quebec's English-speaking community is relieved a Quebec Superior Court judge ruled that parts of Bill 40, the province's education reform bill, is unconstitutional.

  Canada

  Aug 3, 2023
  
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• Tensions flare over law to expand railway competition

  A new rail shipping rule passed Thursday is meant to drive down costs, but it's awoken two Canadian railway giants now fighting over concerns about expenses and congestion.

  Canada

  Jun 11, 2023
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• Quebec minister introduces bill making oath to King optional for legislators

  Jean-François Roberge, Quebec's minister for democratic institutions, said the bill would require members only to swear loyalty to the people of Quebec and to the Constitution.

  Politics

  Dec 6, 2022
• Danielle Smith says she’s happy to clarify confusion over sovereignty bill

  Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she's happy to provide clarification for any "awkward wording" in the bill that is causing confusion.

  Politics

  Dec 3, 2022
• Sask. government bill aims to help landowners recover oil and gas compensation fees

  Saskatchewan's Minister of Energy and Resources introduced a bill Monday to assist landowners in collecting compensation fees from oil and gas operators.

  Politics

  Nov 7, 2022
• B.C. woman shocked to find a charge for employee health benefits on restaurant bill

  Last November, the B.C. government announced it was going to become the first province in Canada to implement a permanent paid sick leave program.

  Economy

  Oct 12, 2022
• London, Ont., MPP introduces bill to cover devices that help with mental health treatment

  NDP London North Centre MPP Terrance Kernaghan says if approved the bill would extend Ontario’s Assistive Devices Program and cover data costs associated with them.

  Politics

  May 12, 2021
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• Ottawa tables back to work bill to end strike at Port of Montreal

  The bill would force the unionized workers back on the job, and it will be debated later today in the House of Commons.

  Canada

  Apr 27, 2021
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• Opposition bill against coal mining in Rockies can proceed to legislature: committee

  Committee clerk Warren Huffman confirmed it's the first Opposition-sponsored private member's bill the committee hasn't rejected since the UCP came to power.

  Environment

  Apr 13, 2021