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By Alan Kilpatrick Did you know that the Regina Public Library is hosting a free Legal Workshop Series at its Central Adult branch on Saturday, February 1st? The day features free presentations on many different areas of the law, lawyer appointments, and legal research & resource assistance. The Law Society is proud to lend its support to this important event for...
Read More +By Alan Kilpatrick Are you attending the 2020 CBA Mid-Winter Meeting in Regina? The Law Society Legal Resources department has a booth and will be on-site again this year. We'll be live-tweeting during the conference using the conference's official hashtag: #cbaskMWM. And we'll have candy at our booth! This is your chance to connect with members of your Legal Resources...
Read More +By Melanie Hodges Neufeld Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day. In 2010, Bell Let’s Talk began a new conversation about Canada’s mental health. The goal of the day is to engage an open discussion about mental illness, offer new ideas and hope for those who struggle. The Law Society and SLIA are also eager to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental...
Read More +The Court of Queen’s Bench has issued a new Practice Directive effective February 1, 2020, to require all parties appearing on a family law chamber application to each exchange and file a chambers appearance memo in the form attached to the practice directive. The practice directive does not apply to child protection matters, appearance day applications or applications made without notice....
Read More +A Penalty Hearing will be held in regard to the discipline matter of Evatt Anthony Merchant, Q.C. on Tuesday, April 7, 2020 at 10:00 a.m.
Read More +Photo by Glenn Carstens-Peters on Unsplash CPLED is now hosting a Student Resume Directory on its website to assist students who are seeking articles. Students can create profiles here, indicating the type of position they are looking for, the location where they would like to work (Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan), and upload a copy of their resume. Employers can browse the student...
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