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By Alan Kilpatrick Earlier this month, the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) launched a Gladue Rights Research Database. It is being described by the U of S as the first of its kind in Canada. Legal Aid Saskatchewan, the Community Engaged Collaboratorium, the Fine Arts Digital Research Centre, and the U of S collaborated to create this valuable resource....
Read More +By Melanie Hodges Neufeld Our colleagues at Avoid A Claim recently posted an announcement about the new LawPRO Fact Sheet for Cybercrime and Bad Cheque Scams. As they note: There has been a huge growth in cybercrime attempts against lawyers and firms, who must now be on guard against bad cheque frauds, phishing, funds transfer frauds and attempts to hack...
Read More +By Sarah Rider CPD Program Coordinator, Law Society of Saskatchewan Did you know the Law Society has an entire page dedicated to our ongoing efforts to respond to the TRC Calls to Action? Well you do now! Truth and Reconciliation | Law Society of Saskatchewan Call to Action # 27 states: We call upon the Federation of Law Societies of...
Read More +Unquestionably the provincial law society that provides members with the most comprehensive presentation of its home case law, the Law Society of Saskatchewan goes even further with the addition of vLex Canada to its roster. To the depth of CanLII, the breadth of WestLaw Next, Saskatchewan lawyers now gain the richness of the original Maritime Law Book Key Number System...
Read More +By Barbra Bailey Policy Counsel, Law Society of Saskatchewan Canada’s Residential School System for Aboriginal children was a government-sponsored education system created to separate Aboriginal children from their families and cultural heritage, thereby assimilating them into Euro-Canadian society. The Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA) recognized the damage inflicted by the residential schools and established the Truth and Reconciliation Commission...
Read More +By Alan Kilpatrick The Corporate and Partnership Law Subject Resource Guide is now available online at the at Research Resources area of the Law Society website. Subject resource guide provide the titles of key texts, ebooks, CPD materials, journals, legal encyclopedias, and provincial and federal legislation for a particular area of the law. They are guides to finding the best resources...
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