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Steve Clark broke ethics rules in Ontario Greenbelt development - Vimarsana News

Steve Clark broke ethics rules in Ontario Greenbelt development

Ontario Housing Minister Steve Clark broke the Member’s Integrity Act when carving up the Greenbelt for development, a new report by the province’s integrity commissioner finds.

Judge strikes down provisions in Georgia election law that banned providing food, drinks in poll lines - Vimarsana News

Judge strikes down provisions in Georgia election law that banned providing food, drinks in poll lines

ATLANTA— A Georgia federal judge issued rulings Aug. 18 that blocks two provisions of the state’s election law crafted in 2021 after historic Republican losses in the state.

North Dakota petition seeks to ban early voting in elections, require paper ballots - Vimarsana News

North Dakota petition seeks to ban early voting in elections, require paper ballots

A proposed “auditable voting system” would use, create or display only a paper record that a voter deposits into a secure ballot box and is not able to connect to the internet or any other devices.

Clark violated Integrity Act: Commissioner - Vimarsana News

Clark violated Integrity Act: Commissioner

An Ontario Integrity Commissioner's report finds Housing Minister Steve Clark violated ethics rules in the Greenbelt development plan.

Steve Clark broke ethics rules in Ontario Greenbelt development, integrity commissioner rules - Vimarsana News

Steve Clark broke ethics rules in Ontario Greenbelt development, integrity commissioner rules

Ontario Housing Minister Steve Clark broke the Member’s Integrity Act when carving up the Greenbelt for development, a new report by the province’s integrity commissioner finds.