Opposition Liberals are hammering the governing Progressive Conservatives over refusal to activate law introduced 13 years ago
Ryan Sawyer and his twin brother Kyle at their parents’ home in Fall River, N.S. on Christmas Eve 2022. Later that night Ryan, 31, was murdered outside the Halifax Alehouse. A bouncer, Alexander Levy, was charged with manslaughter and criminal negligence causing death.
“This government does have the ability now to do the right thing by proclaiming the law and providing comfort to Ryan’s family and friends and ensuring that in the future, this kind of tragedy does not happen again,” Mr. Clark said. “We’ve reviewed it and we’ve decided to go through amendments with the Alcohol, Gaming, Fuel and Tobacco Division,” he said, referring to new training requirements and criminal record checks for staff working at the province’s five late-night bars that his department brought in after Mr. Sawyer’s death.may go against a high court decision that ruled cabinet ministers cannot simply ignore unproclaimed laws and cautions that government politicians cannot use their delay powers as a veto.
But it’s unclear why exactly the Security and Investigative Services Act subsequently fell into limbo.
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