Exciting news for Alberta! On June 30, Syra Dhaliwal was appointed as a part-time justice of the peace in Calgary, bringing the total number of justices in Alberta to 43. This is part of the government's ongoing effort to improve the justice system for everyone.

With 33 judicial appointments made since June 2023, Alberta aims to enhance access to justice—for civil, criminal, and family matters alike. It's all about ensuring that everyone has a fair and timely resolution to their issues.

Syra Dhaliwal is not just a legal expert; she has a rich background that includes working with mental health law and civil litigation. Her experience, along with her dedication, will certainly make her a valuable addition to the Alberta Court of Justice!

For those interested in becoming a justice of the peace, the bar is set relatively high: you need at least five years of legal experience. This ensures that the best candidates are selected to serve the community effectively.

With this new appointment, we’re one step closer to a transparent and efficient justice system in Alberta. Let’s all congratulate Syra Dhaliwal on this important milestone in her career!