- COVID-19 and Pre-trial Detention – Is There an Impact?The Saskatchewan courts have made clear that COVID-19 is not a get out of jail free card.
The Law and Technology: Moving Forward with Immigration Appeals and Federal Court Cases in the Face of COVID-19Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has been providing several updates in the past few weeks to reflect the change in how they are responding to applications.
PST Rebate For New Home ConstructionThe Provincial Government made changes to how PST is applied to new homes constructed in Saskatchewan.
Can I Go To the Judge? No, Not Right Now…Unless It’s Urgent or an EmergencyDue to the significant health concerns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan published a Directive and Advisory, dated March 19, 2020 (the “Directive”) which restricts family ...
Cooperative Co-parenting through COVID-19Now more than ever children need their parents to cooperate to ensure this difficult situation does not become detrimental to their physical or mental wellbeing.- Court Services Offered During COVID-19 RestrictionsIn Saskatchewan, multiple directives have come down for various levels of courts, thereby restricting the access and services offered until further notice.
- McDougall Gauley LLP Family Law Arbitrators Provide Dispute Resolution Assistance During COVID-19First and foremost, we hope this finds you, your families, and your colleagues healthy.
- The McDougall Gauley Defence Group Remains Ready to AssistThe COVID-19 virus is causing disruptions throughout Canada. However, the McDougall Gauley Defence Group remains ready and available to assist you during these difficult times.
- Summary of Emergency Measures For HomeownersPeople are working from home, or not working at all, and there is a general concern about the ability to provide the necessaries of life such as food and housing.
- McDougall Gauley LLP Response to COVID-19McDougall Gauley LLP is committed to protecting the health and welfare of our people, our clients and the community.
When Is A Momentary Lapse Behind The Wheel Criminal?A momentary lapse. We have all had them behind the wheel. Thinking a little too long about that one troubling thing, reaching for something you or your passenger (maybe a child) has dropped, searching for a radio ...
- Amendments To The CBCA Effective June 13, 2019
As part of the federal government’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism initiatives, the federal government is implementing several changes to the Canadian Business Corporations Act (“CBCA”) through Bill ...