Growing up in Regina, Salmaan Moolla has retraced the steps of so many people that have called the city home. He graced the hallways of Hawrylak Eleme.
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Restaurant and food service businesses preparing to offer outdoor dining on Friday need to make sure their COVID response plans are in order, says the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit.
Dr. Wajid Ahmed, the regionâs Medical Officer of Health, pointed out that regulations require such businesses be able to show their plan âtakes into consideration all the COVID-related measures.â
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Saskatchewan’s provincial auditor has found room for improvement in supports for early learners.
In her 2021 report, released Tuesday, Auditor Judy Ferguson looked at two areas of early childhood education.
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“Initiatives to help early learners are critical given the percentage of kindergarten students in Saskatchewan’s publicly funded schools assessed as ‘ready for learning’ is well below the provincial goal of 90 per cent,” Ferguson said.
The provincial average is 79 per cent, even lower for self-declared First Nations, Metis and Inuit kindergarten students, which were at 56 per cent in 2019-20.
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The Ford government is taking the bold step of invoking the notwithstanding clause of the constitution to overturn a court decision issued just this week.
The court decision deemed certain parts of the Elections Finances Act unconstitutional for limiting third party advertising but rather than comply with the ruling, the government is set to override the court.
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Government House Leader Paul Calandra has informed Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Ted Arnott of their intention to recall the House to pass the sections of Bill 254 again with the notwithstanding clause added in.