Liberal MP Sponsors Petition Calling For Criticism of Police to be Classified as a Form of Hate Speech

Published April 15, 2021 News

Anti-hate groups say using hate speech laws to shield police from public criticism would be “extremely inappropriate”

Saskatchewan Quietly Cut Funding For Provincial Office in Charge of Climate Change Policy

Published April 8, 2021 News

Budget documents show funding for provincial office in charge of developing climate change policy was cut nearly in half

3 Reasons Experts Are Warning Brian Pallister is Undermining Manitoba Hydro

Published March 10, 2021 Analysis

Pallister’s plans would freeze wages, reduce transparency and privatize chunks of Manitoba Hydro, experts warn

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister’s ‘Mystery Bills’ Are a ‘Dangerous’ Violation of Democratic Standards, Experts Say

Published March 5, 2021 Analysis

Brian Pallister’s PC government tabled 19 bills with no text

Oil Executives Pressured Regina, Saskatchewan to Withdraw Motion Banning Public Buildings From Being Named After Oil Companies

Published March 1, 2021 News

Big Oil joined forces with Sask Party insiders to force Regina City Council to back down from a motion linked to renewable energy plan

Winnipeg Restaurant Used Federal Emergency Wage Subsidy ‘Scab Loophole’ to Keep Kitchen Open During a Strike

Published February 12, 2021 New

Stella’s restaurant owner confirms using emergency wage subsidy for three employees who continued working during a strike