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Saskatchewan government to spend extra $655M; NDP calls for accountability
REGINA — Saskatchewan’s Opposition NDP is calling on Premier Scott Moe’s government to open the books for spending an extra $655 million. The province is paying that amount through executive orders signed this week. NDP Leader Carla Beck told reporters Wednesday that the Saskatchewan Party government should release its third-quarter financial report to show the […]
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Winter survival training returns to Prince Albert training area
Soldiers from several Prairie reserve units gathered near Prince Albert for winter survival training after a long-closed military training area was restored and reopened, highlighting renewed local capacity for cold-weather operations and Arctic readiness.
Manitoba high school students fight to keep backpacks in class
A new “backpack ban” at Winnipeg’s Sturgeon Heights Collegiate, introduced to reduce clutter and safety hazards, has sparked student backlash, an online petition and plans for a walkout as teens say the rule disrupts their daily routines.
