Mass Tort Leads in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan's class action regime is governed by The Class Actions Act, which was introduced in 2002 and provides the procedural framework for certifying mass tort claims in the province. The Court of King's Bench of Saskatchewan hears class action proceedings, and the province has participated in several national class actions as well as province-specific environmental and institutional claims. Saskatoon and Regina host the plaintiff firms that handle the province's class action litigation.

Saskatchewan's resource-based economy creates distinct mass tort exposure categories. The province is the world's largest producer of potash, and mining communities in areas like Esterhazy, Lanigan, and Rocanville face potential environmental and occupational health exposures related to potash extraction and processing. Uranium mining operations in northern Saskatchewan, primarily around Cigar Lake and McArthur River, involve radiation exposure risks that are closely monitored but represent potential mass tort claim categories. Agricultural chemical exposure from the province's vast grain and canola farming operations is another significant exposure category.

Saskatoon and Regina together account for approximately half of Saskatchewan's 1.2 million residents, providing the primary base for pharmaceutical and consumer product mass tort campaigns. DashLeads generates pre-screened mass tort leads from Saskatchewan residents who qualify for active campaigns. Our screening process verifies exposure details and health impacts before delivery. The Limitations Act provides a two-year basic limitation period, with class action suspension provisions. All lead generation complies with the Law Society of Saskatchewan's marketing rules.