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The body that controls Wascana Centre has quietly amended its bylaws in light of a court decision that found the previous rules unconstitutional, but critics say the move falls short.
The Provincial Capital Commission (PCC) board voted on Monday “to replace three current bylaws at the centre of the court decision Saskatchewan v. Durocher,” which pitted the government against a Metis man holding a ceremonial fast on the West Lawn of Wascana Park to raise awareness about suicide.
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Wascana Centre bylaws amended in light of Durocher decision
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If you don’t get that Regina’s Wascana Centre is a place for everyone, you likely haven’t been there.
If you haven’t been to Wascana Park in this past year of COVID-19 pandemic isolation, you’ve likely missed its importance as a haven for new Canadians who treasure such an outdoor space.
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But the Wascana Centre is and has always been important for those who grew up here too especially in their younger years.
NDP calls on PCC to include Indigenous consultants in bylaw review
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