A Saskatchewan immigration fraud case has taken another turn after a judge ruled that serious misconduct by Canada Border Services Agency officials undermined the fairness of the prosecution. Although the judge said he still believed Gurpreet Singh was guilty, he
Healthy Communication Boundaries in a Connected World
Two recent events in my professional life have me thinking (and worrying as is my nature) about the push and pull we lawyers experience when communicating with clients. In an increasingly connected world, how do we balance our obligation to
Saskatchewan’s Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act now in effect
New legislation regulates dangerous drugs like methamphetamine, fentanyl
Sask. law school names associate deans Ibironke Odumosu-Ayanu, Heather Heavin
Doug Surtees to be interim associate dean, academic, during Heavin’s leave
BC, Sask. law societies share resources aiming to help improve mental health
British Columbia legal organizations partner to hold virtual forum this Mental Health Week
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal refuses to return children to father in Morocco under Hague Convention
Ruling sees no palpable or overriding error in conclusion that Canada is kids’ habitual residence
Evan Olson to join Canadian Bar Association, Sask. branch, as treasurer and board member
Regina-based in-house lawyer will be president of the organization in 2027–28
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upholds ruling refusing to review arbitral decision due to prematurity
Arbitrator’s award agrees with union’s interpretation of vacation pay provision in its grievance
Saskatchewan to offer tax credits for fertility treatment, small and medium enterprise investment
Province also plans to introduce amendments removing provincial sales tax exemption on vapour products
Sask. justice ministry to use $271-million budget for traffic safety courts, case readiness unit
Initiatives set to receive funding also include court modernization and municipal bylaw court hubs