Saskatchewan Act News Today

Sparring over ideological differences is a key fixture of any parliamentary democracy. However, some moments in the fall session seemed especially tense in Saskatchewan’s legislative chambers.

Sparring over ideological differences is a key fixture of any parliamentary democracy. However, some moments in the fall session seemed especially tense in Saskatchewan’s legislative chambers.

Issues that have arisen recently in Saskatchewan show its time to end public religious education in an increasingly diverse province.

The Catholic school system in Saskatchewan has a long history and is ultimately protected by the province’s constitution. Something the courts have backed up.

Jim Lemaigre, the Sask. Party MLA for Athabasca, accused Trent Wotherspoon, the MLA for Regina Rosemont of ‘extremely offensive and racially charged statements,’ following a debate in the legislature.

Socialists are often thought of as being concerned with the welfare and interests of the industrial proletariat but as this article shows…

First Nations leaders have a message for Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe: kill the controversial Saskatchewan First Act or face blockades, legal action and other consequences.

Saskatchewans justice minister and attorney general says the province has the right to demand a fair deal from the federal government.

The Act is more political and should be referred to the Sask. Court of Appeal before proclamation in order to determine constitutionality.

Saskatchewan and Alberta make revolutionary stands for their constitutional rights, writes Diane Francis. Read on.