Residents had asked the government to consider other uses for the property, such as low-income housing for seniors or students. Continue reading
Proposed amendments to the Industrial Relations Act would see binding arbitration consider a municipality’s ability to pay when determining a settlement. Continue reading
Lethbridge’s MLAs are divided over the UCP’s controversial Bill 22, which would eliminate the election commissioner’s office that is currently investigating potential fraud in the UCP leadership race. Continue reading
Perry Trimper resigned as environment minister in September after the Innu Nation released an audio recording in which he was heard saying the Innu are prone to playing “the race card.” Continue reading
Nova Scotia’s proposed legislation to ban single-use plastic bags has made its way through the first few phases before becoming a law. Continue reading
The provincial legislature will open on Monday for its first sitting since the provincial election. Continue reading
After the bill passes, industry will have one year to prepare before the bags are prohibited. Continue reading
“These prayers do not reflect the increasingly diverse and secular nature of our province,” said the BC Humanist Association. Continue reading
On average, Nova Scotia taxpayers are on the hook for $200,000 every time an MLA resigns their seat. Continue reading
An Edmonton photographer was caught off guard Monday when he spotted a lynx resting under a tree outside the Alberta legislature. Continue reading