Drug Charge Lawyer in Saskatoon – Fight for Your Rights & Your Future
Charged with a drug offence in Saskatchewan?
We've defended 2000+ cases with a 93% success rate
We fight aggressively to protect your freedom, challenge the evidence, and pursue the best possible outcome.
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Protect Your Rights After a Drug Arrest
Being charged with a drug offence is overwhelming, but knowing what to expect helps you take control.
After Arrest
You’ll be released with conditions OR held for a bail hearing within 24 hours. Stay silent and call a lawyer immediately.
First Appearance (2-6 weeks)
This is an administrative hearing, NOT a trial. Never plead guilty without legal review.
Your Defence
We challenge Charter violations and expose Crown weaknesses to build your strongest defence strategy.
Act early. Protect your rights now.
Drug Charges and Classifications: What You Need to Know
Drug charges in Saskatchewan range from simple possession to serious trafficking and production offences.
Penalties depend on the type of charge and which “Schedule” the substance falls under in the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
Penalties depend on the type of charge and which “Schedule” the substance falls under in the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
Common Drug Charges
- Possession – Having drugs for personal use
- Possession for Purpose of Trafficking – Intent to sell or distribute
- Trafficking – Selling, transporting, or delivering drugs
- Production – Manufacturing, cultivating, or growing controlled substances
- Importing/Exporting – Border-related offences
Drug Classifications (Schedules)
| Schedule | Examples | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| Schedule I | Cocaine, heroin, fentanyl, meth | Most serious |
| Schedule II | Cannabis (over legal limits) | Moderate |
| Schedule III | LSD, psilocybin, ketamine | Less severe |
| Schedule IV | Unauthorized prescription drugs | Illegal without Rx |
We defend all drug charges across every schedule
The classification affects your penalties—but not our commitment to fighting for you
Serving Saskatoon & Regina
MORE THAN JUST JAIL TIME
The Life-Changing Consequences of a Drug Conviction
A drug conviction creates a permanent criminal record with lifelong consequences:
- Job opportunities and professional licensing denied
- US border and international restrictions
- Deportation or inadmissibility for non-citizens
- Child custody and access at risk
- Fines, asset forfeiture, loans, and housing barriers
A conviction threatens everything you've built.
THE STAKES ARE HIGHER
Why Trafficking Charges Require Aggressive Defence
Trafficking charges face far more aggressive prosecution than simple possession.
The Crown dedicates maximum resources to these cases:
The Crown dedicates maximum resources to these cases:
- Mandatory minimum sentences in most cases
- Joint investigation teams using wiretaps, surveillance, and informants
- Enhanced penalties for aggravating factors like schools or weapons
- Federal prosecution seeking lengthy prison terms
The Crown uses maximum force. Your defence must match it.
Every Detail Matters
Our Strategic Approach to Building Your Defence
When you’re facing drug charges, we leave nothing to chance.
Our thorough case analysis identifies weaknesses in the Crown’s evidence and builds the strongest possible defence.
Our thorough case analysis identifies weaknesses in the Crown’s evidence and builds the strongest possible defence.
Our Process
Evidence Review
We examine reports, warrants, statements, and lab analysis for weaknesses
Charter Rights Assessment
We identify illegal searches, detention, and violations
Timeline Analysis
We find continuity gaps and procedural errors
Witness Credibility
We challenge police testimony and confidential informants
Defence Strategy
We build constitutional challenges and negotiate resolutions
We find the gaps in the Crown's case and leverage them to protect your freedom.
PROVEN STRATEGIES, REAL RESULTS
How We Fight Drug Charges in Saskatoon Courts
We dismantle drug charges with a 93% success rate in Saskatchewan courts.
- Exclude evidence from illegal searches and rights violations
- Prove no ownership, control, or knowledge of drugs
- Attack invalid warrants and improper arrests
- Expose weaknesses in police and informant testimony
- Secure charge withdrawals, reductions, or alternative sentencing
Proven Track Record
2000+ Cases, 93% Success Rate – Experience That Delivers Results
Drug charges require more than legal knowledge—they demand courtroom experience and strategic expertise.
Why Our Experience Matters:
- Local Court Knowledge – We know Saskatoon and Regina judges and Crown prosecutors
- Complex Evidence – Experience with wiretaps, surveillance, and lab reports
- Trial-Tested – 2000+ cases mean we've seen every scenario
- RCMP Investigation Tactics – We understand how drug cases are built and where they fail
- Proven Negotiation – Established Crown relationships lead to better outcomes
Our clients want results, not promises. With a 93% success rate defending drug charges, we deliver.
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We explain your options, our strategy, and how we'll fight for you
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We immediately start protecting your rights and building your case
Frequently Asked Questions
What can a lawyer do to handle my drug offence?
A lawyer can analyze the evidence, challenge illegal searches, negotiate plea bargains, advocate for reduced charges or diversion programs, and provide legal representation in court.
What is the minimum mandatory sentence for drug possession in Canada?
Canada abolished mandatory minimum sentences for most drug possession offences in 2023, though penalties vary based on the drug type and amount involved.
What is possession of Class A drugs?
Possession of Class A drugs refers to holding controlled substances classified as most dangerous under the UK Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, including heroin, cocaine, ecstasy, and methamphetamine.
What is the most common drug offence?
The most common drug offence is simple possession of cannabis or marijuana, accounting for the majority of drug-related arrests globally.
Can you get a conditional sentence for drug trafficking?
Yes, conditional sentences (house arrest) may be available for drug trafficking in Canada if the offence carries less than two years imprisonment and poses no public safety risk, though eligibility depends on case specifics.