Court Of King's Bench

• Regina court adjourned for union looking to overturn workplace harassment decision

  CUPE 21 is looking to overturn a decision made by the Workers' Compensation Board and the City of Regina regarding damages sought due to workplace sexual harassment.

  Canada

  Mar 9
  
• Judge grants woman interim injunction for exemption from Alberta opioid restrictions

  Her lawsuit against the Alberta government says she follows a treatment regimen that allows her to effectively manage her condition, prevents her from using street-sourced opioids.

  Canada

  Mar 2
  
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• Calgary woman seeking ‘narrow, individual exemption’ over Alberta opioid restrictions

  The province's new standards require service providers to refrain from prescribing opioids for at-home use unless approved by a medical director.

  Canada

  Mar 1
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• Trial begins for Saskatoon man accused of murdering former partner

  Monday was the first day of trial for Ivan Roberto (Robbie) Martell, the man accused with the first-degree murder of Allison (Ally) Moosehunter.

  Crime

  Feb 27
• Alberta domestic violence survivor devastated after attempted murder charge downgraded

  Michelle Poulin still has scars and is struggling to overcome the emotional trauma from being stabbed at least 15 times by her ex-boyfriend in November 2020.

  Canada

  Feb 24
• ‘Shouldn’t be sitting here another day’: Bail hearing held for Sask. sisters in jail since 1994

  Nerissa and Odelia Quewezance, who were convicted of murder in 1994, will hear their fate on the final day of a bail hearing at a Yorkton, Sask., courthouse.

  Canada

  Jan 18
• Alberta investigates Red Deer County family’s lead contaminated water well near gravel mine

  "They told us to immediately stop drinking our water," she said. "We weren't to cook with it. We were advised not even to brush our teeth with it.''

  Consumer

  Jan 17
• Second man charged in alleged intimidation campaign against Manitoba chief justice

  The alleged intimidation stems from a case Chief Justice Glenn Joyal was presiding over, involving the challenge of COVID-19 restrictions by several Manitoba churches.

  Crime

  Jan 12
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• Edmonton Law Courts power outage reignites calls for new courthouse building

  The outage in the south tower of the Edmonton Law Courts began Tuesday Jan. 3, when alarms forced people to evacuate the Court of King's Bench and Court of Appeal.

  Politics

  Jan 9
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• Lawyer who represented churches in battle over COVID mandates charged with intimidating judge

  A man allegedly involved in a surveillance campaign that targeted a Manitoba judge has been charged with intimidating a justice system participant and obstruction of justice.

  Canada

  Jan 2