News ReleaseGovernment of SaskatchewanOctober 26, 2026
Saskatchewan sets a week to focus on access to justice
From October 25 to 31, events will highlight practical ways to make legal services and court processes more accessible.
Summary
Saskatchewan’s Access to Justice Week runs October 25–31, 2026. Its theme, “Access to Justice in Action: What Works, What’s Next,” focuses on practical approaches to meeting community needs.
Current initiatives include:
- $3 million for Court Modernization Project improvements, including courtroom technology, infrastructure, safety and security, and the J-STAR system in the Court of King’s Bench.
- $170,000 this fiscal year to make the Child Support Service a provincially funded program. It helps parents obtain or update child support amounts at no cost and without going to family court.
- Free legal resource fairs with Saskatchewan libraries and the Law Society of Saskatchewan.
- Two new municipal bylaw courts serving Rosthern, Fort Qu’Appelle and surrounding areas.
- Four new Court of King’s Bench associate judges and three new Provincial Court judges.
- Support for families using dispute-resolution services outside the court system.
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Source: Government of Saskatchewan