‘What We Heard from Community’ report notes upcoming roadmap will affirm shared foundation
Manitoba law society’s consultation for access to justice initiative shows need for systemic change
Org sues Manitoba, Canada over province’s alleged ‘extreme underfunding’ of criminal legal aid
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says its lawsuit is the first of its kind in Canada
Brenda Gunn is first appointee to University of Manitoba law faculty’s Indigenous law professorship
She is currently an expert member to the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Manitoba legal regulator highlights access to justice, wellbeing initiatives in 2026 annual report
The body pointed to a youth outreach project and its health recovery program
When the CDC Warns Americans About Hepatitis A in Canada, It’s Time to Talk About Vaccinating Food Workers
We are used to seeing CDC travel notices for hepatitis A attached to destinations with limited sanitation infrastructure. We are not used to seeing one attached to Canada. Yet on June 4, 2026, that is exactly what the CDC did
Manitoba appeal court dismisses case after AI “gone awry” generated fake case law
The Manitoba Court of Appeal has dismissed a foreclosure appeal after finding a self-represented Brandon woman’s filing appeared to rely on case law “that does not exist,” in what the court described as materials “generated by some form of artificial
Manitoba Man Charged With Fraud Continues Selling Container Pools Under New Business Name
A Manitoba man facing trial on 26 fraud charges connected to past shipping-container pool businesses is now operating a new company offering a similar product under a different name. Former customers allege they paid tens of thousands of dollars for
Company Sues After Alleged Email Fraud Redirects $203K Wire Transfer
A Quebec packaging manufacturer has filed a lawsuit in Manitoba alleging that fraudsters intercepted email communications and impersonated an insurance broker to redirect a $203,664.31 wire transfer to a Manitoba bank account. The claim alleges the scheme involved a subtly
Fraudulent Rogers Account Damages Winnipeg Woman’s Credit Score
A Winnipeg woman spent months trying to remove a Rogers debt from her credit report after discovering a cable account had allegedly been opened using her personal information. The case highlights the damage application fraud can cause when unauthorized accounts
Winnipeg woman says bank refused refund after scammers drained $4,650 from her account
A Winnipeg senior says TD Bank denied her appeal for reimbursement after scammers accessed her account and withdrew $4,650 through repeated transactions and duplicate cheque deposits. The case raises fresh questions about how banks detect obvious fraud patterns and respond