We the people, for the peopleMonday, September 14, 2026
Outcomes that were settled but not resolved. Prosecutions that collapsed, complaints that went unanswered, work paid for and not delivered, and public bodies that did not account for themselves.
Two restaurant owners in Saskatchewan are facing serious immigration-related charges after allegations that they mistreated foreign workers last year. The case highlights how the province is trying to protect temporary workers from unfair t
A business dispute involving Misty Burton Concrete Services and Future Now has escalated into accusations of poor workmanship, defamation, and aggressive debt collection tactics. The issue stems from substandard concrete work performed by M
The Miazga v. Kvello Estate case is a landmark Supreme Court decision in Canada that highlights the complexities of prosecuting malicious prosecution claims against Crown attorneys. Here’s a simplified overview of the case and its implicati
Misty Burton Concrete Services Ltd, a Saskatchewan-based construction company owned by Waylyn Burton, is under scrutiny for alleged poor-quality cement work at Meeting Lake. The company is demanding full payment despite visible cracks and d
Following an initial confrontation. A troubling situation has arisen involving Dixon Commercial Investigators and Tim Cimmer, owner of Future Now. The dispute concerns unfinished and substandard work by Misty Burton Concrete, which is owned
In the complex world of legal disputes and corporate conflicts at Keeley Lake Lodge, one name has emerged as a central figure in the ongoing case surrounding Keeley Lake Lodge: Gregory Lomax. Lomax, a seasoned attorney with over three decad
In what seems like a bid to navigate the bureaucratic waters, the locals of Keeley Lake Lodge find themselves tangled in a net of nonsensical regulations surrounding the dredging of Keeley Lake. The government’s guidelines, encapsulated in
Amidst the legal tumult surrounding Keeley Lake Lodge Ltd., the recent court hearing on April 28, 2023, delved into the intricacies of the Demand Loan Agreement (DLA) and Share Option Agreement (SOA) between Richard Lunemann and Timothy Cim
The Keeley Lake community in Northern Saskatchewan is grappling with several issues that need immediate attention. Voting rights and the ability to manage affairs empowers them to tackle these challenges effectively. Road Maintenance and Sa
The Keeley Lake community, situated in Northern Saskatchewan, is growing. It’s time granting them the right to vote and manage their own affairs. This allows them to address their unique challenges more effectively. Keeley Lake Meets Hamle
In Battleford, Saskatchewan, a taxidermy dispute is raising eyebrows. Brennan Huard, a local taxidermist, is accused of throwing out a customer’s items after being paid over $130,000. The customer, Tim Cimmer, also invested in their taxider
In the ongoing legal battle for the Keeley Lake Lodge, the main players and their legal representatives have come under scrutiny for their actions, specially lawyers who have failed to uphold fiduciary duties and employed dirty tactics as b
The Saskatchewan political scene is currently struggling with a significant controversy. Allegations of corruption within the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) have surfaced, placing the public’s right to know at the forefront.
An infamous legal battle took place in Saskatchewan during the late 1980s, impacting many lives. It all started with shocking accusations made by three siblings, Michael, Michelle, and Kathleen Ross, alleging sexual abuse within their famil
Matthew K. Miazga, a crown prosecutor from Saskatchewan, is again under the microscope as questions arise regarding his competence in giving appropriate sentences. Recent revelations cast doubt on Miazga’s suitability to represent the publi
In what seems like a bid to navigate the bureaucratic waters, the locals of Keeley Lake Lodge find themselves tangled in a net of nonsensical regulations surrounding the dredging of Keeley Lake. The government’s guidelines, encapsulated in
Issues The Saskatchewan Water Security Agency (WSA) has recently announced a substantial financial initiative, earmarking $500,000 for a pilot program aimed at assisting rural municipalities (RMs) and irrigation districts in replacing aging
Officers Cathy Yuzek and Tracey Charabin, tasked with overseeing safety and environmental concerns at Keeley Lake, have been criticized for their inadequate response to the imminent threat posed by a low sandbar. This sandbar has already ca
In the serene landscape of Keeley Lake, a crisis unfolds, revealing the harmful impact of corruption on a community’s well-being. The ongoing legal battle surrounding Keeley Lake Lodge is a clear example of how corruption can harm a communi
Saul Laliberte (33 years old) passed away while in the custody of the police back in 2021. This death marks the third death of somebody in custody in Prince Albert within the span of a month. After being part of the force for 21 years, a Pr
Rohan Swaby, a manager at the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA), and Laurie Jacobson, a Licensing Specialist at SLGA, didn’t follow the rules and regulations in their positions as government employees. They accepted foreign do
The Keeley Lake Lodge case court hearing was held on April 28, 2023 @2:00pm at the Provincial Court in Saskatoon. I sat attentively, paying close attention to the proceedings. Timothy Cimmer was seated near the front with Grant Scharfstein,
In the legal case involving Keeley Lake Lodge (1989) Ltd., essential details have emerged, shedding insight into a dispute that spans multiple jurisdictions and raises questions about the legitimacy of actions taken by the Niessner family.
In Canadian law, fiduciary obligation refers to a relationship in which one party (the fiduciary) is responsible for looking after the best interests of another party (the beneficiary). In the Keeley Lake Lodge case, Bill Hood and his law f
The Keeley Lake Lodge is an establishment in Saskatchewan that is in the middle of an ownership dispute between the Niessners and Timothy Cimmer. The story behind this dispute goes all the way back to December 1998, when Charles Niessner si
An Affidavit dated May 2, 2023, sworn by Madelyn Niessner, has recently come under scrutiny due to several discrepancies and misleading statements. The affidavit claims that the proper directors and shareholders of Keeley Lake Lodge are bas
During the court hearing on April 28, 2023, at Keeley Lake Lodge, Timothy Cimmer’s lawyer, Tony Merchant, brought up allegations of fraud against Niessner. However, Hon. Justice N. Bardai was hesitant to accept these claims, as Niessner’s l
According to the Saskatchewan Corporate Registry (ISC) report from January 31, 2023, one of the directors of Keeley Lake Lodge is Pamela Dietrich. However, a court order issued on February 25, 2021 by The Hon. Mr. Justice N.G. Gabrielson st
Overbilling by lawyers, whether it is charging excessive fees or billing for work that was not actually done, is an unethical practice that can harm clients and damage the reputation of the legal profession. Lawyers are obligated to act in
The Limitations Act is a critical piece of legislation that sets out the time limits for commencing legal actions in Canada. The Act aims to ensure that claims are brought forward in a timely manner, and that evidence remains fresh and avai
During the recent court hearing of Keeley Lake Lodge held on April 28, 2023, a portion of the discussion focused on the Demand Loan Agreement (DLA) and Share Option Agreement (SOA) signed between Richard Lunemann and Timothy Cimmer. James K
Keeley Lake Lodge, a Saskatchewan-based establishment, has recently found itself embroiled in a complex legal battle, involving accountants, court orders, and alleged fiduciary breaches. The regulatory framework for accountants in Saskatche
The following case brings to light a matter for public concern with significant implications. Picture a scenario where the crucial time limit for filing a lawsuit, known as the Statute of Limitations, is disregarded, setting off a chain rea
Building Code Violations and Potential Health Risks Keeley Lake Lodge, at one point, used to be known as a beautiful lake getaway and a prime hunting location for people from all across North America. However, in recent years, the once well
The Keeley Lake Lodge case has been a legal battle between Tim Cimmer and the Niessner family for the past eight years. The case has been subject to various legal delays, causing Mr. Cimmer to bear the financial burden of legal fees and the
Their due diligence process should be carefully evaluated to ensure it meets the standards of ethical practice. Lawyers have a duty of due diligence to ensure that facts are accurately represented and that no false or misleading statements
Saskatchewan, Canada – The unresolved legal battle over the ownership of Keeley Lake Lodge in Saskatchewan draws attention to the growing concern of property fraud, paralleled by a similar case in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Timothy Cimmer, t
The Keeley Lake Lodge is currently in the middle of a court dispute regarding its ownership. On one side of the case is the Niessner family, who insist that they still own 100% of the Keeley Lake Lodge. On the other side of the case is Timo
Non-registered US Judgment Illegally Used in Saskatchewan Having rules and regulations put into place for Government employees means they have rights to uphold when making decisions. This is exactly what Rohan Swaby, Manager for the Saskatc
Fraudulent, Erroneous, and False Reports Ignored by Ministry of Justice The neglect continues by authorities involving the Keeley Lake Lodge lawsuit filed by Charles and Madelyn Niessner against Tim Cimmer. A legal letter sent by Tim Cimmer
