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Law Society of Saskatchewan Archives for SK A2J Week

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Legal Sourcery is the award winning, top legal news source in Saskatchewan. Find the latest Law Society updates and information from the Saskatchewan legal community.

October 25, 2017
Ontario’s Second Annual Access to Justice Week Launches as Saskatchewan’s Ends

By Sabreena Delhon, Manager of External Engagement and TAG at the Law Society of Upper Canada As Saskatchewan’s second annual Access to Justice Week ends, this week marks the second...

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October 20, 2017
Happy First Birthday CREATE

By The Hon. Thomas Cromwell Chair, Action Committee of Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters Honourary Fellow, CREATE Justice This time last year I was in Saskatoon during...

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October 19, 2017
A Spotlight on Expanding Engagement Lecture: The Promise of Justice and Health Partnerships

By Erin Wolfson, Community Engagement Specialist, Division of Social Accountability, College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan   The College of Medicine was delighted to be a part of the Second...

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October 17, 2017
During Access to Justice Week, CLASSIC invites consideration of what “Access to Justice” means and could or should mean

By Chantelle Johnson, Executive Director, CLASSIC “Access to Justice” as a term has gained in popularity over the past few years. Actual implementation, or doing anything beyond terminology is far...

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October 16, 2017
October 16-21 Proclaimed Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week

By Brea Lowenberger Access To Justice Coordinator & Director of CREATE Justice, University of Saskatchewan, College of Law Justice Minister and Attorney General Don Morgan has proclaimed October 16-21, 2017...

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October 12, 2017
Announcing SK A2J Week Events for Members from Other Disciplines – Public Library and Health Sectors

By Brea Lowenberger Access To Justice Coordinator & Director of CREATE Justice, University of Saskatchewan, College of Law Solving complex issues like access to justice require interdisciplinary approaches. One of...

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October 11, 2017
Announcing SK A2J Week Events for Lawyers

By Brea Lowenberger Access To Justice Coordinator & Director of CREATE Justice, University of Saskatchewan, College of Law This post highlights events that may interest lawyers during the Saskatchewan Access...

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October 10, 2017
Announcing SK A2J Week Events for the Public

By Brea Lowenberger Access To Justice Coordinator & Director of CREATE Justice, University of Saskatchewan, College of Law Legal Sourcery is home to Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week announcements and...

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October 6, 2017
Registration Open for Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week Events – October 16-21, 2017

By Brea Lowenberger Access To Justice Coordinator & Director of CREATE Justice, University of Saskatchewan, College of Law The objective of the Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week is to engage...

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October 6, 2017
A2J Week SK makes an impact on each of Canada’s Justice Development Goals

By Sarah McCoubrey, Action Committee Liaison Saskatchewan’s A2J Week is a great chance to check our progress on Canada’s Justice Development Goals. The nine goals arose out of the Roadmap...

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