Person who applied needed leave to appeal interlocutory ruling, court says
Sask. Court of Appeal quashes appeal over health-record disclosure
Employer’s guilty plea leads to first conviction under Saskatchewan’s foreign worker protection law
Immigration Services Act, 2024, has since repealed that legislation
Sask. court: personal injury benefits appeal valid if mailed on time
Saskatchewan court upholds personal injury benefits appeal filed by post
RCMP Warns of Large-Scale Fraud Targeting Trucking Businesses Across Western Canada
Saskatchewan RCMP is warning trucking and transportation businesses about a large-scale fraud scheme involving purchases made with fraudulent credit cards.
Police began investigating the scheme in March after at least 12 Saskatchewan businesses were targeted. Fraudsters allegedly contacted fuel distributors,
Vertical Integration vs. Open Market: Saskatchewan’s Unique Distribution Model Analyzed
«Vertical Integration vs. Open Market: Saskatchewan’s Unique Distribution Model Analyzed»
Saskatchewan has carved out a distinct position in Canada’s cannabis retail sector by rejecting the government-controlled distribution systems that dominate other provinces. Instead, the province operates a privatized, open-market structure
Clifford et al. on OCR Error Rates
Jim Clifford, Jacob Polay, and Jessica Jack, University of Saskatchewan, and Mark Humphries and Lianne C. Leddy, Wilfrid Laurier University, have posted Reading the Archive by Machine: An OCR Benchmark for Historians, 1612–1921, in Working Papers in
Saskatchewan Man Sentenced in Immigration Fraud and Tax Evasion Case
A long-running Saskatchewan case involving false job offers, immigration applications and unreported income has ended with a suspended sentence and financial penalties.
Qi Wang, 53, has received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to immigration and tax offences connected to
Doug Surtees named interim dean of University of Saskatchewan College of Law
As a member of the province’s bar, he has been an arbitrator, labour adjudicator, mediator
Fraud, Theft Charges Laid After Stolen SUV Traced to Ghana
A Saskatchewan investigation into a fraudulently purchased Land Rover has led to charges after police determined the stolen vehicle was shipped out of Canada and traced to Ghana. Investigators also allege the suspect was involved in a second fraudulent vehicle
Saskatchewan Victim Recovers $96,000 After Immigration Fraud Investigation
A Saskatchewan victim has recovered $96,000 after a provincial investigation found that an unlicensed immigration consultant took payment for services that were never properly carried out. The case marks the first time a compensation order has been paid under Saskatchewan’s