The Manitoba Law Society Discipline Hearing Panel has imposed a $5,000 fine and assessed costs based on these agreed factsIn the submission to the Panel from both Counsel and pursuant to a Statement of Agreed Facts tendered at the hearing,
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Churchill on Hudson’s Bay: Strategic Canadian Restorative Justice of Indigenous Food Systems
Paul Watts (Institute of Arctic Ecophysiology Churchill), Konstantia Koutouki (Université de Montréal), Churchill on Hudson's Bay: Strategic Canadian Restorative Justice of Indigenous Food Systems (2023): The North American era of European dominance became Canadian law through the creation of treaties. At…
Manitoba adopts 2020 national model codes
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Panel dismisses appeal of $19.4 million award, of which $15 million is for Charter breach damages
Manitoba enhances mandatory reporting of serious injuries to children and young adults
The new reporting system creates the province’s first comprehensive serious injury database
Manitoba churches and individuals suing province over COVID restrictions lose at Court of Appeal
Mootness finding was important precedent for cases underway elsewhere in the country, says lawyer
Jurisdiction Retained
A Disciplinary Hearing Panel of the Manitoba Law Society holds that it retains jurisdiction to discipline an attorneyMs. Cramer was called to the bar in 1962. She practised for almost 60 years with only one disciplinary matter on her record.…
Manitoba court affirms doctor’s negligence for leaving a broken drain in patient’s breast
The patient experienced physical discomfort following a breast reduction procedure in 2010
Case Against Manitoba Attorney Moves Forward
Manitoba inks agreement to transfer Indigenous court work program to Indigenous communities
The program aims to address Indigenous people’s overrepresentation in Canada’s justice system