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‘The proof is in the history’: Sask. lawyer challenges residential school denialism (opens the original)
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Eleanore Sunchild has heard residential school survivors tell their stories, helped them seek compensation and accompanied them to the Vatican to speak to the Pope. On Wednesday, as she reflected on those experiences at an Orange Shirt Day walk in Battleford, she spoke of her frustration with people who deny that history. “It’s always hard when you try to convince people of something that you know is true.” Sunchild, owner and principal lawyer at Sunchild Law and walk organizer, urged Canadians
$345M Meota oil project brings jobs, $1.3M in annual tax revenue (opens the original)
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A $345-million heavy-oil project near Meota has created 22 full-time jobs and contributes about $1.3 million a year in local property taxes, according to Strathcona Resources. Meota Central, built near the company’s existing operations, has a design capacity of 12,000 barrels of oil a day and an expected lifespan of about 20 years. Strathcona said the project also created more than 30 indirect jobs. The annual property taxes go to the local rural municipality. The company is using Meota Central
SHA official urged silence after mother and baby died, MLTC leaders allege (opens the original)
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Chelsea Bear was pregnant with twins when she waited nine hours at Meadow Lake Hospital and was sent home while bleeding, according to the Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC). The tribal council is now demanding an independent investigation and alleging a Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) representative discouraged them from going public because it could make recruiting doctors more difficult. Bear, 36, a member of Flying Dust First Nation, died in August. Her surviving daughter, Gracie, remaine
Premier Moe says Sask. families won’t pay to power Bell’s planned AI data centre expansion (opens the original)
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Premier Scott Moe said Saskatchewan families will not pay to power Bell’s planned AI data centre expansion and that the facility will use less water than a hockey rink or golf course, as he sought to address concerns about the project’s electricity and water demands. Bell recently announced plans to quadruple the capacity of its project in the Rural Municipality of Sherwood from 300 megawatts to 1.2 gigawatts. Moe has described the development as the single largest investment in Canadian history
‘Protecting kids’: Online porn age-check bill sponsored by MP Falk heads to Commons debate (opens the original)
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Online pornography providers could be required to verify that users are adults under a bill MP Rosemarie Falk said is scheduled for its first hour of House of Commons debate Sept. 24. The Battlefords–Lloydminster–Meadow Lake MP is sponsoring Bill S-209, the Protecting Young Persons from Exposure to Pornography Act, in the Commons. The legislation was introduced in the Senate by Senator Julie Miville-Dechêne. Falk said she took on the bill because children can currently access online pornography
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