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The Conservative Party is infringing on the status of women committee. Women MPs are saying no

The fact that the Conservatives chose to arbitrarily remove MP Vecchio as chair not only disrespected the voices of women on this committee, it was also symbolic of how women in the House of Commons are often punished when their voice is too strong by a system designed to benefit men in power. 

Decolonizing and demystifying the needs of remote Northern menstruators

Fresh water the "backbone of Saskatchewan's rural economy": SARM President Ray Orb to Commons Environment Committee

Eel fishing group says feds need to curb illegal elver fishing

An eel fishing group says the elver fishery needs to open this season. Federal fisheries minister Diane Lebout...

Chalk River, or low-level nuclear governance

Monique Pauzé, The author is a Bloc Québécois MP (Repentigny) and Environment critic., January 18, 2024 A few days ago, after several "rounds of work and consultation" that began in 2016, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) ruled in favor of the Chalk River Near Surface Waste Management Facility (NSWMF) project. Opposition to this open-air…

Prime Minister announces the nomination of the Honourable Mary T. Moreau to the Supreme Court of Canada

Chief Justice Moreau’s esteemed judicial career includes 29 years on the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta. In 2017, she was appointed Chief Justice of that court. Prior to becoming a judge, Chief Justice Moreau practised criminal law, constitutional law, and civil litigation in Edmonton, Alberta. Throughout her career, she has been extensively involved in judicial education, administration, and ethics, both in Canada and internationally.

'Gender-based violence and homelessness are interconnected', says Regina YWCA

YWCA Regina CEO Melissa Coomber-Bendtsen said they have been forced to turn away an "alarming amount of women" from their shelters.

'Gender-based violence and homelessness are interconnected': Calls to Regina shelters increase

YWCA Regina CEO Melissa Coomber-Bendtsen said they have been forced to turn away an "alarming amount of women" from their shelters.

Sask. gov't, feds sign funding deal to target gender-based violence

The provincial and federal governments signed a $20.3 million deal to support a national plan to end gender-based violence in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan, federal government sign funding deal to target gender-based violence

The provincial and federal governments signed a $20.3 million deal to support a national plan to end gender-based violence in Saskatchewan.