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A matter involving a Court of Queen’s Bench judge who visited a protest camp amidst a related court case will not face an inquiry committee, the Canadian Judicial Council has decided.
A council (CJC) review panel released its decision on Tuesday into the matter of Justice Graeme Mitchell, who faced a complaint regarding a September visit to Tristen Durocher’s Walking With Our Angels camp set up outside the Saskatchewan Legislative Building.
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Moving on, the council reviewed the amendments of the December 9, 2020, regular meeting as well as the December 21, 2020, special meeting minutes. Councillor Pearson made a motion to accept the minutes of both meetings; motion carried. The council reviewed the Action List including Addendum A, Addendum B, as well as Addendum C. Councillor Denbrok made a motion to accept the Action List; motion carried. PUBLIC WORKS The council reviewed the monthly review of the waterworks before Councillor Walosschuck made a motion to accept the Waterworks Report; motion carried. Saltcoats Town Foreman Hunt had submitted his report to the council earlier. After reviewing the report, Councillor Person made a motion to accept the Public Works Report; motion carried.