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City councillor Darren Hill on Monday shared publicly the pain he says he has been dealing with privately.
Whenever public figures share such challenges, they should be applauded because itâs not easy.
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Hill detailed his struggles with COVID-19 this year, the death of his son in 2018, the end of a 19-year relationship last year and a traumatic brain injury from a 2016 car crash.
He shared this information before city council as his fate hung in the balance due to his failure to file his 2020 campaign expenses on time. But heâs sharing it as he argues against resigning, even though heâs been found to be in violation of the cityâs campaign expenses bylaw.
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Prince Albert Daily Herald
The provincial chamber of commerce and municipal associations all responded positively to Tuesday’s budget.
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce (SCC) said the budget contains “several important new items” for Saskatchewan businesses.
“While the pandemic has impacted every household and business differently, we will collectively recover by focusing on health and safety protocols, and by vaccinating our residents as soon as possible. Once the pandemic is less of a concern, we expect the province to renew and increase its focus on the transition to economic recovery and building resilience into all we do in Saskatchewan,” said Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce CEO, Steve McLellan.