From Complaint to Compliance: Municipal Bylaw Enforcement in Saskatchewan

Candice Grant and Curtis Clavelle will be presenting an upcoming Law Society of Saskatchewan webinar on the practical and legal challenges of municipal bylaw enforcement.

Municipalities regularly have to balance effective enforcement with fairness, political realities and litigation risk. Candice and Curtis will walk through the enforcement process, from investigating complaints and issuing compliance orders to prosecutions, court applications and judicial review challenges.

Drawing on Saskatchewan legislation, case law and their experience working with municipalities across the province, the session will focus on building practical and defensible enforcement processes that achieve results while minimizing legal risk.

Wednesday, November 25 | 12:00–1:00 p.m. | 1.0 CPD Hour

Register for CPD 470

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Saskatchewan Municipalities: Upcoming Legislative Changes

On November 26, 2025, the Saskatchewan Government introduced The Municipalities Modernization and Red Tape Reduction Act (the “Act”). This Bill amends The Cities Act, The Municipalities Act, and The Northern Municipalities Act, 2010 for the following reported reasons:...

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Timothy Hawryluk, K.C. Appointed as Coroner’s Counsel in Saul Laliberte Inquest

The Province of Saskatchewan’s Chief Coroner has appointed Partner Timothy Hawryluk K.C. as Coroner’s Counsel in relation to the Saul Laliberte Inquest, which was recently conducted in Prince Albert. Tim was supported by a team which included associate Sylvan Lange.
 
The inquest inquired into the circumstances surrounding the death of Saul Laliberte while in custody at the Prince Albert Police Service cells on November 7, 2021. Following this death, a senior member of the Prince Albert Police Service was initially charged with Criminal Negligence Causing Death and Failing to Provide the Necessities of Life under the Criminal Code. Such criminal charges were later stayed by Public Prosecutions on December 3, 2024.

For more information about the inquest, click here.

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Timothy Hawryluk, K.C. Appointed Public Inquest Coroner

Timothy Hawryluk, K.C. will preside as coroner at the inquest relating to the death of Marlene Bear who died while held in custody at the Sandy Bay RCMP detachment.  The inquest is scheduled for August 21 to 25, 2023 in Creighton, Saskatchewan. The purpose of the...

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Robertson Stromberg recognized in the third edition of Best Law Firms – Canada

We’re excited to share that Best Lawyers has recognized Robertson Stromberg in the third edition of Best Law Firms – Canada.
 
This year’s rankings reflect thorough research, including surveys of over 4,000 client references and more than 8,000 lawyers, over 350 interviews with practice group and firm leaders, and comprehensive data collected through the “Law Firm Survey.” 
 
We’re grateful for this recognition and appreciate the trust and support of our clients and peers.
 
Learn more about our rankings here.

Best Law Firms – Canada Region (2027 Edition)

Regional Tier 1

  • Banking and Finance Law
  • Construction Law
  • Corporate Law
  • Education Law
  • Family Law
  • Family Law Mediation
  • Mining Law
  • Natural Resources Law
  • Real Estate Law
  • Trusts and Estates

Regional Tier 2

  • Alternative Dispute Resolution
  • Corporate Governance Practice
  • Corporate and Commercial Litigation
  • Insolvency and Financial Restructuring Law
  • Labour and Employment Law
  • Tax Law

Regional Tier 3

  • Insurance Law

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Coral Watson joins Robertson Stromberg as an associate

Congratulations to Coral on her call to the Saskatchewan Bar and joining the firm as an associate. Coral received her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 2025. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with Great Distinction from...

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Ryan Bicknell joins Robertson Stromberg as an associate

Congratulations to Ryan on his call to the Saskatchewan Bar and joining the firm as an associate. Ryan completed his Juris Doctor degree at the University of Saskatchewan with distinction. During his studies, he received the Victor Charles Hession Prize for highest...

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Curtis Clavelle presents at the Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association Convention

Join Curtis Clavelle at the Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association Convention on October 23, 2026. Curtis will present at 1 p.m. at the Atlas Hotel in Regina on legal issues unique to our province’s regional parks.

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Saskatchewan Municipalities: Upcoming Legislative Changes

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Join James Steele for a Timely Update on Saskatchewan Estate Litigation

Recent Saskatchewan court decisions are providing important guidance on contested estates, executor disputes, will interpretation, estate farmland sales, disclosure issues, and more.

Join James Steele, partner at Robertson Stromberg LLP for When Estates Go to Court: Recent Cases 2025-2026 (CPD 464). James will review significant Saskatchewan estate law decisions from the past two years, explain the courts’ reasoning, and highlight practical takeaways for lawyers and estate practitioners.

With a practice focused almost exclusively on estate litigation, James brings extensive experience representing executors, beneficiaries, charities, and institutions in complex estate disputes. To register and learn more, visit the Law Society of Saskatchewan CPD website.

October 15, 2026
12:00
 – 1:00 p.m. CST

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Chelsie McKay published in Fall 2026 edition of STLA Advocate

Chelsie McKay’s article, “Alcohol Monitoring Devices in Family Law,” has been published in the Fall 2026 edition of the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association Advocate. The article provides insight into the expanded use of sobriety monitoring devices in family law cases where alcohol is a concern.
 

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