Young Lawyers Going Solo

Long-time member of the Manitoba bench described as a fair, open-minded, and nuanced thinker who will bring a sense of stability to the Court

The Alberta government’s attacks on the rule of law would be difficult without willing participants in the legal profession. When the province passed legislation that erased Canada’s colonial history from lawyers’ professional education, it marked a failure of the profession’s first collective test.

Case dates back to Alberta’s 2015 provincial election and involves claims of acting in bad faith