Case law and legal issues in all of its glory

I need to read case law and changes in legislation in order to stay current in my profession. I take the interesting, quirky and downright strange and try to make it reader friendly. Usually a Saskatchewan focus, but interesting cases from other provinces will be tossed in the mix.

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Pasties and Poles: The Strip Bar Debate Returns to Regina

Strip bars in Regina have become a hot topic again, with city council looking to approve an application for one to start back up at the former ‘Whiskeys’ location.  The location would be operating presumably under the relaxed regulations…

The Costs of Foreclosure (and Maybe Some Savings too?!?)

Foreclosure is a difficult process for individuals that are going through the process.  Often, it is a result of a change in life circumstances, like a failed marriage, a lost job, or a bankrupt business.  Because of the difficult…

Neighbours, Nuisance and Noble Firs – Case Law Summary

Trees are common place in most residential developments.  A natural way to provide some shade and a lovely way to complement a property, many see trees as an asset. But as much as people like their own trees, some can find their neighbors’…

Post Flooding Legal Blues

This past weekend for many in Regina and South East Saskatchewan was difficult.  The rain that fell on these communities caused flooding and significant property damage.  The response of the various communities has been inspiring,…
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Major Changes to Condominium Legislation in Saskatchewan

Effective June 16, 2014 a number of changes are going to be made to the Condominium Property Regulations, and a number of existing changes to the Condominium Property Act are going to be proclaimed, and put into effect.  The amendments…

Changes to Lending Regulation for Farmers.

Agricultural real estate has special treatment in Saskatchewan.  From ownership restrictions to special lending issues, a family farm, especially the home quarter, is a different beast than your regular residential real estate transaction. …