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• Scott Moe ranks at the top of premier approval rates across Canada: Angus Reid poll

  Approximately three in five people in Saskatchewan have a positive view of Moe’s performance, giving him a 57 per cent approval rate.

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• Elections Alberta releases official results from 2023 provincial election

  Alberta’s 2023 official election results have been released and two seats were determined by 100 or less votes. This election saw a record-breaking number of advanced voters.

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• Premier Ford blames campers and lightning for Ontario wildfires, pledges funding

  At Queen's Park, Premier Doug Ford said the province is 'responding in full force' with 142 fire rangers, 28 aircraft and nine heavy water bombers.

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  Jun 7
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• Singh says NDP won’t trigger election over Johnston, interference. Why?

  The NDP leader said he was disappointed David Johnston would not step down as special rapporteur, but said they were using the tools they had to push for a change.

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  Jun 4
• What is parliamentary privilege? A closer look at O’Toole’s CSIS revelations

  Parliamentary privilege provides MPs, as well as witnesses before the House or committees, to speak freely without fear of potential prosecution or civil liability.

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  Jun 1
• Step aside, opposition MPs urge Johnston as NDP motion passes

  David Johnston said that much of the intelligence a public inquiry would look at could not be made public, however, all opposition parties remain firm one is needed.

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  May 31
• Bill 124 retroactive pay costs Ontario government nearly $1B

  In a new report, Ontario's Financial Accountability Officer said the cost of retroactive payments to nurses would be approximately $900 million.

  Health

  May 31
• ‘Western Canada is angry’: What the Alberta election shows Saskatchewan

  Ken Coates said the conservative message is doing quite well across the Prairies, and that Saskatchewan is more conservative than Alberta.

  Politics

  May 30
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• How Danielle Smith and the UCP will handle a deeply divided Alberta

  Danielle Smith and the UCP will keep government after Monday's election, and the premier is wasting no time in addressing the province's mandate.

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  May 30
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• Alberta election: A look back at 2 decades of governments

  The Progressive Conservatives, one of the parties that merged to create the UCP, held power in the province for more than 40 years.

  Politics

  May 30