Premier Brian Pallister told reporters Wednesday he was aware of reports a back-bench Conservative MLAs was being investigated for inappropriate comments. Continue reading
The number of hospital patients with bedsores rose dramatically in the third quarter of 2018 however the Nova Scotia Health Authority says year over year the numbers are actually dropping. Continue reading
Could the resignations of two prominent federal cabinet ministers affect how many Liberal politicians represent Nova Scotia in Ottawa and Province House? Continue reading
On May 11, 2017, Hamilton Police received a report from a candidate involved in the nomination meeting claiming voter fraud. Continue reading
While he hasn’t finished going through the entire document, he says he’s pleased to see changes to the mandate of the Special Investigations Unit. Continue reading
Cameron Montgomery was announced recently as the new full-time chair of the board of directors of the Education Quality and Accountability Office. Continue reading
The move to not disclose a private PC caucus retreat in Kitchener-Waterloo this week comes as Premier Ford and his government face increasing criticism about transparency. Continue reading
An overview of MLA expenses between April and September of 2018 shows an average of $31,000 per member, with some of the province’s farthest-travelling members over and above that by 50 per cent. Continue reading
Ernie Steeves released the second quarter financial results for 2018-2019 on Thursday – his first since the Tory minority government took power last month. Continue reading
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‘I unreservedly apologize for the pain I have caused others by my recent actions. My conduct was unacceptable,’ says Andrew Kimber, a former advisor to Premier Doug Ford. Continue reading