We the people, for the peopleFriday, October 23, 2026
Outcomes that were settled but not resolved. Prosecutions that collapsed, complaints that went unanswered, work paid for and not delivered, and public bodies that did not account for themselves.
Two restaurant owners in Saskatchewan are facing serious immigration-related charges after allegations that they mistreated foreign workers last year. The case highlights how the province is trying to protect temporary workers from unfair t
The Miazga v. Kvello Estate case is a landmark Supreme Court decision in Canada that highlights the complexities of prosecuting malicious prosecution claims against Crown attorneys. Here’s a simplified overview of the case and its implicati
The Saskatchewan political scene is currently struggling with a significant controversy. Allegations of corruption within the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) have surfaced, placing the public’s right to know at the forefront.
An infamous legal battle took place in Saskatchewan during the late 1980s, impacting many lives. It all started with shocking accusations made by three siblings, Michael, Michelle, and Kathleen Ross, alleging sexual abuse within their famil
Matthew K. Miazga, a crown prosecutor from Saskatchewan, is again under the microscope as questions arise regarding his competence in giving appropriate sentences. Recent revelations cast doubt on Miazga’s suitability to represent the publi
Saul Laliberte (33 years old) passed away while in the custody of the police back in 2021. This death marks the third death of somebody in custody in Prince Albert within the span of a month. After being part of the force for 21 years, a Pr
Overbilling by lawyers, whether it is charging excessive fees or billing for work that was not actually done, is an unethical practice that can harm clients and damage the reputation of the legal profession. Lawyers are obligated to act in
