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Cooperative Co-parenting through COVID-19
With government measures enforcing social distancing, self-isolation, and ordering the closure of non-essential businesses and schools, many parents are left wondering what this means for their children who share time between two households. Now more than ever children need their parents to cooperate to ensure this difficult situation does not...
Court Services Offered During COVID-19 Restrictions
Introduction With the COVID-19 pandemic upon us, many corporations and individuals are taking precautions to protect their employees, themselves, and are engaging in the practice of social distancing in accordance with the direction of health care and government officials. The courts across the country are no exception. In Saskatchewan, multiple...
The McDougall Gauley Defence Group Remains Ready to Assist
The 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. Our lawyers are working either at the office or remotely, and we are easily reached by e-mail or by phoning our direct lines. Do not hesitate to call our 24-hour numbers at...
Summary of Emergency Measures For Homeowners
A. Introduction With businesses shutting down (by order of law or voluntarily) to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it is clear that the economy is slowing dramatically. People 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. This past week the...
McDougall Gauley LLP Response to COVID-19
McDougall Gauley LLP is committed to protecting the health and welfare of our people, our clients and the community. With COVID-19’s escalating impact around the world, and particularly in Canada, we have taken steps to protect the health and safety of firm members, ensure legal services to clients are uninterrupted; and implement protocols which...
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 station a little too long, becoming too engaged in a conversation, nodding off, using a smartphone . . . running a stop sign. Sometimes...
Left Behind Charter Rights under the New Impaired Driving Regime
Reducing the carnage caused by impaired driving is something that we all can agree is a compelling, worthwhile, and noble government objective. However, the manner in which the government seeks to meet this objective must be constitutionally sound. The “toughest impaired driving rules throughout the world”, as proudly referred to by the Federal...
McDougall Gauley LLP Family Law Arbitrators Provide Dispute Resolution Assistance During COVID-19
To our clients, colleagues, and friends, First and foremost, we hope this finds you, your families, and your colleagues healthy. Now more than ever we can appreciate just how small the world truly is, and the importance of coming together to protect our local and global community. We recognize that the March 19, 2020 Directive and Advisory issued...
Principled Limitations? or Just Path Dependency?
Some Thoughts on the Issue of Evidence in Judicial Review, and Why We May Need to Wait a Little Longer for a Redux At CIAJ’s 2017 National Roundtable on Administrative Law in Vancouver, Ben Oliphant and I had the privilege of presenting our paper entitled “ Evidentiary Rules in a Post-Dunsmuir World: Modernizing the Scope of Admissible Evidence on...
Labour & Employment Law - Summer 2018
Prohibition on Repetitive Union Organizing Attempts On July 4, 2018, the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board (the Board), in LRB File No. 019-18, confirmed that there is a twelve-month prohibition preventing a union from filing a second application with the Board to organize the same workplace. The underlying facts involved the Saskatchewan...
The Role of a Lawyer in a Real Estate Transaction
When it comes to one of the, if not, biggest transaction in your lifetime, there are many experts (realtors, home inspectors, mortgage brokers, etc.) available to assist you with this purchasing a home. One of those experts is your lawyer. You may only meet with your lawyer once throughout the transaction, but they are involved quite extensively...
Therapeutic Hypothermia for the New Born with HIE
Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a significant cause of mortality and long-term disability in late preterm and term infants. The risk of disability and cognitive impairment is correlated with the severity of HIE. The idea that mild cooling might be beneficial in these circumstances to decrease mortality and long term neurodevelopmental...