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Regina non-profit challenges early CPP withdrawal for SAID clients in court

Peter Gilmer says SAID clients forced to withdraw CPP before 65 are left in a worse position by virtue of their being on the program.

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Friesen, Lavoie, Wipf, Grandel found guilty of violating public health order

A Regina judge found Mark Friesen, Tamara Lavoie, Jasmin Grandel and Jonathon Wipf guilty of violating a public health order.

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Four found guilty of violating pandemic-related public health order

A Regina judge found Mark Friesen, Tamara Lavoie, Jasmin Grandel and Jonathon Wipf guilty of violating a public health order.

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Former health minister Jim Reiter testifies at Mark Friesen s public health order trial

The former Saskatchewan minister of health Jim Reiter testified at the trial of Mark Friesen on Friday.

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Supreme Court to rule on whether extreme intoxication can be used as a criminal defence

The highest court in the country heard arguments Tuesday on the constitutionality of a controversial section of the Criminal Code which says self-induced intoxication cannot be used as a defence.

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