This review panel was established shortly after the last provincial election to look at potential legislative changes required to better manage how the Province of Alberta respond to public health emergencies. The Governance Review Panel heard from experts and members of the public, and the final report is now available.
Read More about Public Health Emergencies Governance Review PanelThe interim-report was published in September. As of the end of November, the comprehensive report is now available.
The National Citizens Inquiry is a independent, citizen-funded, and cross-country review of the Canada’s response to Covid-19.
Read More about National Citizens Inquiry Final ReportThe National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) was formed to hear evidence and review Canada’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
On September 14th, the NCI Commissioners released an urgent interim-report given Health Canada’s September 12th authorization for updated Moderna vaccine for Covid-19. This report is posted below.
Please check out the NCI website for more information on the release of the Interim-Report and the progress of this organization. The expert witness testimony of Shawn Buckley and Deanna McLeod that accompanies the report is worth checking out.
There is a page on the website of the Calgary and District Target Shooters Association regarding their perspective and response towards forthcoming gun control legislation.
With the opening of the Milo Range, the CDTSA has been keen to support and be part of the local community. This facility is an attraction that draws people to our area and generates economic activity.
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Comments are enabled. Respectful commentary regarding the proposed bylaw is welcome, be it for or against. Please avoid referring directly to individuals, staff members or otherwise. I am interested in knowing what you think. There will be public consultation by way of a public hearing before it is considered for second and third reading.
The following is a fascinating interview by Viva Frei (David Freiheit) with the last living Canadian First Minister from the patriation of the constitution in 1982, including the negotiations that lead up to this moment in history. The former Premier of Newfoundland, the Hon. Brian Peckford, puts the Covid-19 pandemic into context, especially as we consider constitutionally guaranteed rights and freedoms. The interview ends with Mr. Peckford reminding us that the health of any country’s constitution relies on the ongoing engagement of its citizens.
Mr. Peckford is also a contributor at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy and his contributions can be found here: https://fcpp.org/authors/brian-peckford/
