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Lisa Joy

Lisa Joy

Lisa Joy is an international and national award-winning journalist who has been in the industry for more than three decades.
She has worked as an editor and reporter in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.
She is originally from B.C., and in her spare time enjoys the outdoors and reading true crime. She was also a licensed private investigator in Alberta.
Lisa covers the crime and court beat in Central and Northern Saskatchewan for SASKTODAY.ca.

Email
ljoy@glaciermedia.ca

Recent Work by Lisa

Non-jury trial for accused in inter-provincial organized crime bust

Non-jury trial for accused in inter-provincial organized crime bust

Vehicles, drugs, and cash were seized after Saskatoon and Calgary Police dismantled a sophisticated inter-provincial drug network.
Human trafficking bust: Court hearing scheduled in Saskatoon

Human trafficking bust: Court hearing scheduled in Saskatoon

Charges against four men were the result of an 18-month investigation into a suspected human trafficking group operating across Western Canada with strong ties to Saskatchewan.
Manslaughter charge dropped against man in bear spray incident

Manslaughter charge dropped against man in bear spray incident

Saskatoon Police say that an altercation had occurred between Brandon Omani and Vincent Hoeber in September 2022.
Explainer: Charges stayed or withdrawn – What's the difference?

Explainer: Charges stayed or withdrawn – What's the difference?

There's a crucial difference between criminal charges being stayed or being withdrawn. 
Man accused of smashing Wellness Centre glass doors with ice pick

Man accused of smashing Wellness Centre glass doors with ice pick

The caller said that a man had become aggressive with staff.
Vigil to be held on Finlayson Island: Gregory Cope's favourite spot

Vigil to be held on Finlayson Island: Gregory Cope's favourite spot

'This location has been chosen as it was one of Gregory’s favourite spots': Dan Dillabough
Judge grants bail to Quewezance sisters

Judge grants bail to Quewezance sisters

Quewezance sisters' don't pose a danger to the public and aren't a flight risk, ruled Justice Donald Layh.
Sisters' case parallels Milgaard's wrongful conviction: Innocence Canada

Sisters' case parallels Milgaard's wrongful conviction: Innocence Canada

There are some similarities to the Milgaard case in that the Province refuses to accept that a miscarriage of justice has likely occurred: Innocence Canada.
Fake royal? No proof found in Lashburn man’s claims to be royalty

Fake royal? No proof found in Lashburn man’s claims to be royalty

After spending countless hours pouring over family trees, digging through dusty archives, and trying to find any evidence that would prove Sir Habetler's Royal lineage, we came up empty-handed.  
No charges laid in fatal pedestrian collision: P. A. police

No charges laid in fatal pedestrian collision: P. A. police

Sixty-seven-year-old Stewart Fleury is remembered for always helping others.
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