Monday Links

By Christine Muldoon Some interesting legal – or tangentially law-related – news to help you ease into your week: Is the federal carbon tax killing jobs? Experts say answer isn't 'black and white' – CBC Alberta appealing ruling that struck down parts of its mental health legislation – The Lawyer’s Daily A Legally Induced Comma – Slaw Study reveals new...

Law Society of Saskatchewan Discipline Update: Russell Peet

A Notice of Suspension  has been released in the matter of The Legal Profession Act, 1990 and the matter of Russell Milton Peet.

Monday Links

By Christine Muldoon Some interesting legal news to help you ease into your week: Alberta’s Mental Health Act breaches principles of fundamental justice, judge says – The Lawyer’s Daily Activists should be allowed to speak on behalf of animals in court, lawyer argues – The Star Canada now issuing temporary resident permits to out-of-status victims of family violence – CIC...

Useful Resources: Slaw Tips

For the last two years, some of the best legal research and technology tips from our Legal Sourcery team have also been featured on SlawTips. Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, SlawTips features advice you can use on technology, practice and research. If you want to receive these tips directly, you can sign up with email or RSS, and you can follow...

Monday Links

By Christine Muldoon Conrad Black wins $32.3 million loan case against the CRA –Financial Post Former Justice LaForme stresses importance of vigilance in rights protection at Pride Month event – The Lawyer’s Daily Canada’s new food policy aims to improve enforcement – Canadian Lawyer Ottawa moves to end employers’ monopoly on foreign workers – The Globe and Mail Municipality refrains...

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