Judge who visited protest teepee on Regina legislature grounds faces judicial review

Judge who visited protest teepee on Regina legislature grounds faces judicial review
by The Canadian Press
Last Updated Dec 22, 2020 at 4:28 pm EDT
REGINA — A judge who visited a Metis man at his protest camp on Saskatchewan’s legislature grounds is facing a review by his fellow judges.
The Canadian Judicial Council says a panel will look into the actions of Justice Graeme Mitchell, who heard arguments in the case of Tristen Durocher in September.
Durocher had put up a teepee and was fasting for 44 days following a 635-kilometre march to bring attention to high rates of suicide among Indigenous people. 

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