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Law Society of Saskatchewan Continuing Professional Development Volunteers 2011 Volunteers

2011 Volunteers

The Law Society would like to thank all those in the profession and the legal community who volunteer their time and energy to continuing professional development.

Many thanks to the following people:

  • John Allen
  • Randi Arnot
  • Jeff Baldwin
  • Brent Barilla
  • Chris Boychuk, Q.C.
  • Barry Bridges
  • Kirby Burningham
  • Nicholas Cann
  • James Casey, Q.C., Edmonton
  • Sherri Cybulski
  • Lori Dunford
  • Perry Erhardt, Q.C.
  • Ruth Fafard
  • Sherry Fitzsimmons
  • Jacqueline Francis
  • Aaron Friedman
  • James Fyfe
  • Glen Gardner
  • Christine Glazer, Q.C.
  • Brent Gough, Q.C.
  • Tammi Hackl
  • Robert Hale
  • Russel Hart
  • Tim Hawryluk
  • Brian Hendrickson, Q.C.
  • Brenda Hildebrandt, Q.C.
  • Tim Huber
  • Bradley Hunter, Q.C.
  • Tom Irvine
  • Alan Jacobson
  • Deryk Kendall
  • Erin Kleisinger
  • Paul Korpan, Q.C.
  • Ken Koshgarian
  • David Kowalishen
  • The Honourable Judge D.E. Labach
  • Richard Leland, Q.C.
  • Sharon Ludlow
  • Rod MacDonald, Q.C.
  • Jody Martin
  • Andrew Mason
  • Robert H. McDonald
  • Michael Megaw, Q.C.
  • Richard Molaro
  • Eric Neufeld, Q.C.
  • Melanie Hodges Neufeld
  • Doug Osborn
  • The Honourable Mr. Justice Ottenbreit
  • Charmaine Panko
  • Robert Pelton, Q.C.
  • Kathleen Peterson
  • The Honourable Mr. Justice M.D. Popescul
  • Sharon Pratchler, Q.C.
  • Michel Riou
  • William Roe, Q.C.
  • Bryan Salte, Q.C.
  • Nicole Sawchuk
  • Darcia Schirr, Q.C.
  • Jeff Scott
  • Donna Sigmeth
  • Sean Sinclair
  • Katrina Swan
  • Keith Thomson
  • Michael Tochor, Q.C.
  • Evert Van Olst
  • Greg Walen, Q.C.
  • Brenda Walper-Bossence, Q.C.
  • Nadine Wightman
  • Toby Willis-Camp
  • The Honourable Madam Justice D.L. Wilson

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