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In Saskatchewan, the opposition NDP is preparing a private member’s bill designed to amend referendum rules and challenge emerging calls for separation. Touted with the phrase “Keep Saskatchewan in Canada,” the proposal is widely seen as a politically charged move aimed at reinforcing provincial unity amid growing separatist rhetoric.
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NDP Leader Carla Beck’s private member’s bill contains ‘Keep Saskatchewan in Canada’ in its title
REGINA - Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP is planning to introduce legislation that aims to amend referendum and plebiscite rules, a move it says will hold Premier Scott Moe's feet to the fire on talk of separation.
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