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Saskatchewan has introduced proposed legislation requiring hotels, online accommodation platforms and driver-for-hire services to report suspected human trafficking to police. It would also expand hotel record-keeping and police access to those records, with reporting requirements for police and updated provisions for victims with coerced debts.
On September 8, 2026, the Ontario Court of Justice in Thunder Bay found Brett Harrison guilty of failing to provide adequate and appropriate medical attention and failing to comply with an order under the PAWS Act. The court fined him $10,000; the province says its animal welfare service has issued more than 19,900 distress orders and removed over 20,700 animals from distress situations as of September 2026.
Nova Scotia is inviting people to apply to become administrative justices of the peace, whose sole role is to perform professional, non-religious civil weddings across the province. Applications are due November 30; successful applicants will be appointed for five years.
As Women’s History Month ends, Saskatchewan is recognizing women’s contributions to the province and celebrating women and girls shaping its future. The release highlights early leaders Sarah Ramsland and Sylvia Fedoruk and says women majority-own about 21% of Saskatchewan’s private-sector businesses.
The Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing women’s contributions to the province as Women’s History Month ends, from public service and science to business and community leadership. About 21% of Saskatchewan’s private-sector businesses are majority owned by women, according to the release.
The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly will host a Diwali celebration on November 2, 2026, at 11:45 a.m. in the Legislature Building rotunda in Edmonton. The public is welcome to attend, and the ceremony will be livestreamed on the Assembly website and its Facebook, X and YouTube channels.
The third session of Manitoba’s 43rd legislature included more than 50 bills on affordability, health care and protections. Measures included expanding rent control, removing provincial sales tax from grocery-store food and using a levy on crypto operations and data centres to lower residential hydro bills by about $50 a year. The next session is scheduled to begin Nov. 17.
Bill A-5715, County study on veterans diversion program, bill requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to study the statewide Veterans Diversion Program in consultation with the Attorney General, reporting county-level housing gaps and recidivism data within a year. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Military and Veterans' Affairs Committee as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Anthony Angelozzi (Democratic).
Bill HCONRES-125, Caregiving Youth Week resolution, concurrent resolution would back National Caregiving Youth Week (Nov 9–15, 2026) and urge schools to identify caregiving youth and connect them with academic and mental-health supports. It is at Introduced as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Lois Frankel (D), Maria Salazar, Debbie Dingell, Dwight Evans, and Bonnie Watson Coleman.
Bill HR-10927, Ballot Box Protection Act, bill would prohibit destroying or damaging ballot boxes. It is at Introduced as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Josh Gottheimer (D) and Nicole Malliotakis.
Bill A-5722, Hotels stock opioid antidotes, bill would require hotels to obtain opioid antidotes and train staff, with state funds only if available; harm reduction providers could operate on-site or contract with hotels. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Tourism, Gaming and the Arts Committee as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Aura Dunn (Republican).
Bill HR-10928, States Could Receive Grants for April Crop Losses, lawmakers would authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to provide state grants for April 2026 crop losses. It is at Introduced as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Josh Gottheimer (D), Ben Cline, and Sarah McBride.
Bill HR-10937, Bill seeks equitable treatment under drug discount program, a House bill would address equitable treatment for 340B-covered entities and pharmacies, though specific changes are not disclosed. It is at Introduced as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Doris Matsui (D), Tracey Mann, Stephanie Bice, Jim Costa, Sharice Davids, Debbie Dingell, Maggie Goodlander, Eleanor Norton, Jonathan Jackson, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Stephen Lynch, Daniel Meuser, Gwen Moore, and Seth Moulton.
Bill HR-1068, House commends Thriveworks mental health partnership, house introduces a resolution commending the City of Joliet and its Fire Department for a Thriveworks mental health services partnership; it does not authorize funding or change access. It is at Filed with the Clerk by Rep. Jessica Dixon Heitman as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Jessica Dixon Heitman (Democratic).
Bill AR-161, Italian-American Heritage Month recognized, resolution would recognize October as Italian-American Heritage Month and transmit copies to the Governor and the Italian Heritage Commission. It is at Filed with Secretary of State as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Dawn Fantasia (Republican), who voted for it, Michael Venezia, who voted for it, Rosy Bagolie, Brian Rumpf, who voted for it, Gerard Scharfenberger, who voted for it, Antwan McClellan, who voted for it, Erik Simonsen, who voted for it, Gregory McGuckin, who voted for it, Paul Kanitra, who voted for it, Robert Auth, who voted for it, John Azzariti, who voted for it, Al Barlas, who voted for it, John DiMaio, who voted for it, Victoria Flynn, who voted for it, Jay Webber, who voted for it, Alex Sauickie, who voted for it, and Michael Inganamort, who voted for it.
Bill 36, Child protection reform bill expands protections, bill would prioritize kinship placements, expand child-protection rules, broaden sexual-exploitation definitions, and allow safe-house moves without court orders in cases of serious danger. It is at First Reading as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Turton.
Bill S-3289, Disability retirement rule for public safety, bill would let Quincy retirement board apply presumptions for accidental disability retirement if IRS ruling is favorable; requires employer affidavits when exams are missing, and covers employees hired before 2027-01-01. It is at See H4890 as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by John Keenan (Democratic).
Bill A-5719, Bill sets relief for denied special education, bill would require the Office of Special Education to determine relief after a state complaint finds a student denied FAPE, including compensatory services or reimbursement, taking effect immediately. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Education Committee as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Verlina Reynolds-Jackson (Democratic), Rosy Bagolie, and Eliana Marin.
Bill HRES-1644, National Domestic Violence Awareness Month Resolution, house resolution recognizes National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October and urges continued awareness and support for programs to end domestic violence. It is at Introduced as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Al Green (D), Becca Balint, Nanette Barragán, Joyce Beatty, Wesley Bell, Ami Bera, Suzanne Bonamici, Nikki Budzinski, Salud Carbajal, Troy Carter, Ed Case, Kathy Castor, Judy Chu, Yvette Clarke, Jasmine Crockett, Sharice Davids, Suzan DelBene, Mark DeSaulnier, Maxine Dexter, Debbie Dingell, Sarah Elfreth, Veronica Escobar, Dwight Evans, Brian Fitzpatrick, Lizzie Fletcher, Valerie Foushee, Maxwell Frost, John Garamendi, Jesús García, Daniel Goldman, Vicente Gonzalez, Josh Gottheimer, Eleanor Norton, Steven Horsford, Jared Huffman, Glenn Ivey, Julie Johnson, Henry Johnson, Sydney Kamlager-Dove, Robin Kelly, Timothy Kennedy, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Stephen Lynch, April McClain Delaney, Jennifer McClellan, Kweisi Mfume, Gwen Moore, Seth Moulton, Frank Mrvan, Kevin Mullin, Jerrold Nadler, Johnny Olszewski, Scott Peters, Brittany Pettersen, Chellie Pingree, Mike Quigley, Jamie Raskin, Deborah Ross, Janice Schakowsky, Hillary Scholten, Lateefah Simon, Melanie Stansbury, Greg Stanton, Emilia Sykes, Dina Titus, Rashida Tlaib, Ritchie Torres, Lori Trahan, Juan Vargas, James Walkinshaw, Bonnie Watson Coleman, Frederica Wilson, Shontel Brown, Sean Casten, Gilbert Cisneros, Christopher Deluzio, Adelita Grijalva, Ro Khanna, Doris Matsui, Betty McCollum, Christian Menefee, Joseph Morelle, Zachary Nunn, Nydia Velázquez, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Bill HRES-1643, House honors Hispanic and Latino servicemembers, house resolution would honor Hispanic and Latino servicemembers and pledge to address barriers to advancement in the Armed Forces, without creating new programs. It is at Introduced as of October 29, 2026. Sponsored by Gilbert Cisneros (D), Joaquin Castro, and Gabe Vasquez.
