In May of 2024, the National Assembly of Québec renewed Bill 21, the ‘secularism law’ that forbids public sector employees from wearing religious symbols while…
On September 23, the Court of King’s Bench in Regina will hear the Government of Saskatchewan’s appeal in a case (Saskatchewan [Minister of Education] v…
In October 2023, the Saskatchewan Legislature passed the “Parents’ Bill of Rights,” dubbed the “pronoun law” in media. The content of the bill is relatively…
In the Spring of 2023, Scott Moe was interviewed about Saskatchewan’s current levels of homelessness and unemployment, and the programs in place to address these…
