Candle Lake seeks legislation to combat ethics and privacy issues
The Resort Village of Candle Lake wants to see changes made to provincial legislation.
Next month at the Saskatchewan Association of Urban Municipalities (SUMA) convention, delegates will vote on a resolution brought forward by the resort village’s local government to change legislation governing how problematic elected officials are removed from office.
The mayor of Candle Lake Borden Wasyluk told paNOW legislative changes are needed so that councils can better serve the public.
“We owe it to the public to conduct all business in a confidential manner, not to release information that shouldn’t be released, not to have somebody speaking out on our behalf,” he said.