CREATE Justice, with the Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science and Justice Studies, announced the release of the final reports of the Legal Data Scan and Needs Assessment, which seek to improve access to justice.

I have previously written about the project started in 2019 that resulted in the publication this year of a book and now it's a podcast.

Saskatchewan needs a provincial UNDRIP legislation for two reasons: one, because the federal legislation only imposes obligations on the federal government; and two, because of Saskatchewan’s role in the cultural genocide against Indigenous peoples.

No matter where you are in your path – whether you are a law student excited about entering the profession, or a lawyer 25 years into your career – you have something to learn from this book.

Steven Dribnenki is the new CBA Saskatchewan President, his term having officially begun on September 1, 2023, running through until August 31, 2023.

Throughout my two summers at MLT Aikins, mentorship was the most beneficial aspect of my experience. Connecting with lawyers genuinely interested in teaching students and assigning meaningful work allowed me to build my confidence.

Some clients may still be impacted by the principle of revocation by marriage, if their will was revoked by marriage before the 2020 amendment.

A soon to be released collection of essays reveals challenges and triumphs of women in the legal profession.

By embracing remote work and modern office models, Procido LLP has gone from hanging a shingle to a team of 25.

Sydney Sukymka and Patricia Warsaba, K.C. of McKercher LLP to discuss receiving the 2023 Canadian Bar Association Saskatchewan Branch Community Service Award.