Tyler Shandro

• Alberta to restrict municipalities, police from entering into firearms agreement with feds

  Alberta municipalities and police will need approval from Justice Minister Tyler Shandro before entering into funding agreements for firearms programs with the federal government.

  Canada

  Apr 5
  
• Alberta gun owners hopeful Bill 8 strong enough to trump federal firearms legislation

  It's unclear at this time whether the new firearms legislation, which was tabled in the Alberta legislature Tuesday, is going to really be beneficial for Albertans, experts say.

  Canada

  Mar 13
  
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• Alberta government announces firearms legislation to give province more authority over regulation

  The Alberta Firearms Act would allow the province to develop regulations that it sees as necessary to protect gun owners in the province.

  Politics

  Mar 7
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• Shandro’s law society conduct hearing to continue in June

  The Law Society of Alberta's hearing of alleged code of conduct breaches by Justice Minister Tyler Shandro when he was health minister continues in June.

  Canada

  Mar 7
• ‘Obviously I had emotions’: Shandro recounts driveway confrontation during law society conduct hearing

  Tyler Shandro resumed his testimony at a tribunal hearing Thursday, offering a vastly different account of an interaction than from the doctor he confronted two years ago.

  Politics

  Jan 26
• Alberta minister Tyler Shandro takes stand at law society conduct hearing

  Testimony from Tyler Shandro and others involved in his alleged code of conduct breaches painted a clearer picture of the events and motivations.

  Politics

  Jan 25
• ‘Decreased my trust in the legal profession’: Law society begins hearing into Shandro’s conduct

  The trio of allegations against Tyler Shandro stem from his time as health minister just after the government nullified the agreement with doctors.

  Canada

  Jan 24
• Alberta premier says she won’t pursue COVID pardon legislation on advice from justice officials

  Alberta's premier says she won't introduce legislation to pardon those convicted of COVID-19 public health violations because she has been advised to let the courts handle it.

  Politics

  Jan 17
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• Alberta legal aid lawyers’ job action ends after government hikes rate 25%

  Alberta's defence lawyers have voted to pause months of job action after the government announced an interim increase to funding for legal aid. 

  Crime

  Dec 22, 2022
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• ‘Meaningful good faith’ increase in hourly rate for Alberta legal aid lawyers Jan. 1

  The Alberta government is hiking the amount of money it will pay for lawyers providing legal aid.

  Canada

  Dec 21, 2022