An annual event that engages communities across the province in a conversation about improving access to justice.
2025 Access to Justice Week
Ten Years Forward: Expanding Justice, Embracing Inclusion
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October 27 - October 31
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Hosted by CREATE Justice and the Law Society of Saskatchewan.
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The public, law students, and members of the justice community are invited to get involved.
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Some events may qualify for CPD credits for lawyers.
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We want to hear from you! Share your access to justice ideas, work, announcements, photos, and reports on social media using the hashtag #SKA2JWeek.
Local events
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Saskatoon Public Library Law Fair (Oct. 23)
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Community Social Justice Fair (Oct. 27)
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Regina Public Library Law Fair (Nov. 1)
- See full details on the Law Society of Saskatchewan website
About Access to Justice Week
Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week is a spinoff of the “Putting the Public First” topic that was addressed by participants at the 2016 meeting of the Dean’s Forum on Access to Justice and Dispute Resolution (the Dean’s Forum)
Participants at that meeting identified that a provincial strategy must use multiple vehicles and approaches to engage different communities facing access to justice barriers.
Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week is one way to get different communities involved in the conversation.
The week provides opportunities to:
- Engage new and diverse voices in the access to justice conversation; and
- Highlight initiatives that aim to improve access to justice for Saskatchewan residents.