Randy Weekes did not offer an explanation for cutting his membership card, but tensions have been growing over the last few months.
On the final day of the spring legislative session in Saskatchewan it was a tense environment throughout the chamber.
In a post to X, Weekes, the Saskatchewan Party MLA for or the Biggar-Sask Valley constituency, posted a photo of his party membership cut in half with the caption, “Enough is Enough.”top news stories from Canada and around the world. Weekes did not offer an explanation for cutting his membership card, but tensions have been growing over the last few months.
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