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Gordon Barnhart can enjoy the rest of his vacation in Hawaii, free of the burden of leading the organization that represents Saskatchewan’s urban municipalities.
Barnhart soundly lost his attempt for a second term as president of Municipalities of Saskatchewan this week.
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The province’s former lieutenant-governor attended the organization’s annual convention from Hawaii an almost certain guarantee that his holiday during a time of outrage over travel by public officials would ensure defeat.
Montpelier Village Council is looking into mask protocols for police after a man questioned them during their meeting Monday evening.
Bob Dilworth joined in on the Zoom conference meeting to inquire about the protocols after an incident involving a friend of his last week.
His friend had fallen, so he called emergency service, with Williams County EMS, Montpelier Fire Department, Montpelier Police Department and the Williams County Sheriffâs Office all being called in for a lift assist.
âAll of the firemen had masks on, I had a mask on, EMS had a mask on, even the person who had fallen requested I get her mask out of her car before anybody got there,â Dilworth said. âYour patrolman comes in not wearing a mask.â