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January 8, 2021
Understanding the Dynamics of Domestic Violence for Family Law Practitioners

Provincial Association of Transition Houses and Services of Saskatchewan (PATHS) will be offering Understanding the Dynamics of Domestic Violence for Family Law Practitioners training online February 1- 4. The training...

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January 7, 2021
DivorceMate Renewed for 2021!

In February 2020, we told you that all Saskatchewan lawyers have access to DivorceMate software, and can create individual profiles through the DivorceMate website. We are pleased to announce that...

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November 27, 2020
Your Saskatchewan Legal Databases, Relaunched

By Alan Kilpatrick, Librarian The Law Society’s searchable legal databases (Bills, Cases, Conduct Review, Ethics Ruling, and Sentencing Digests) were officially relaunched on a modern, mobile-friendly, and cloud-based database platform...

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November 20, 2020
3… 2… 1… (Re)Launch Your Saskatchewan Legal Databases!

By Alan Kilpatrick, Librarian I am very excited to announce that today we are officially relaunching our searchable in-house Saskatchewan legal databases on a modern, mobile-friendly, cloud-based platform: Law Society...

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November 16, 2020
Legal Coaching and Unbundling Pilot Project (LCUP) launches practice group and evaluation

With the LCUP pilot project now well underway, we have been preparing to launch two new initiatives: (1) a practice group for LCUP participating lawyers and (2) a pilot project...

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October 30, 2020
Law Librarians: Legal information navigation guides

By Shaunna Mireau I am the President of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries / L'Association canadienne des bibliothèques de droit. Our group is dedicated to promoting the networking, professional...

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October 30, 2020
Coming soon… Legal Needs Assessment for Saskatchewan

To better understand the access to justice issues in Saskatchewan, the University of Saskatchewan and the Law Society of Saskatchewan are launching a Legal Needs Assessment. Our guests include Tim...

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October 29, 2020
Complimentary DivorceMate Training Webinar: Mastering – Register Today!

Complimentary DivorceMate Training Webinar: Mastering Your DivorceMate SkillsDivorceMate basic / intermediate Tools training webinar for Child and Spousal Support calculations. The goal of the basic / intermediate webinar is to...

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October 29, 2020
CLASSIC and Indigenous Law Centre release new book: 2019-2020 Rehabilitative Alternatives to Incarceration – A Handbook of Community & Government Programs in Saskatchewan

In honour of Access to Justice Week, CLASSIC and the Indigenous Law Centre are pleased to announce the launch of the highly anticipated publication, “2019-2020 Rehabilitative Alternatives to Incarceration –...

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October 28, 2020
Enough Already: Bystander Training 101 with Nicole White

This webinar will give you a primer on the new provincial project, Enough Already, and teach you tangible skills when addressing sexual harassment in the workplace. This event is part...

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