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Contact List for CMO Appearances CONTACT INFORMATION FOR PROVINCIAL COURTS LOCATION AGENCY PHONE NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS CALGARY CRIMINAL CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 403-297-3162 [email protected] CLERKS OFFICE 403-297-2242 [email protected] DUTY COUNSEL 1-855-670-6149 N/A CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 403-297-8444 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) 403-299-3978 [email protected] SPECIALIZED PROSECUTIONS 403-297-8477 N/A ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY 403-294-0737 [email protected] CALGARY LEGAL GUIDANCE 403-234-9266 [email protected] STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANCE 403-220-6637 N/A NCSA 403-237-7850 N/A CALGARY REGIONAL CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 403-297-4396 [email protected] (Includes Airdrie, Canmore, Cochrane, Didsbury, Okotoks, Tsuut'ina, Turner Valley) CLERKS OFFICE 403-297-4396 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 403-297-8444 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL): Airdrie, Didsbury, Okotoks, Turner Valley (Elliot Baker): 403- [email protected] 616-0875 Canmore, Cochrane and Tsuut'ina (PPSC Southern Circuits) 403-299-3978 [email protected] GENERAL QUERIES 403-614-6750 [email protected] ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY 403-294-0737 [email protected] CALGARY LEGAL GUIDANCE 403-234-9266 [email protected] STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANCE 403-220-6637 N/A NCSA 403-237-7850 N/A CAMROSE (includes CLERKS OFFICE 780-679-1240 [email protected] Killam) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-361-1206 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) John Lee: 403-350-9922 [email protected] ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY 780-422-4775 [email protected] NCSA -Wetaskiwin 780-352-2461 N/A ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY 780-422-4775 [email protected] DRUMHELLER CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 403-820-7300 [email protected] (Includes Hanna, Siksika, Strathmore) CLERK OF THE COURT OFFICE 403-820-7300 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 403-297-8444 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) 403-299-3978 [email protected] Jan 4, 2021 Page 1 ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY 403-294-0737 [email protected] CALGARY LEGAL GUIDANCE 403-234-9266 [email protected] STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANCE 403-220-6637 N/A NCSA 403-237-7850 N/A EDMONTON CRIMINAL [email protected] CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 780-422-1604 CLERKS OFFICE 780-427-8383 [email protected] DUTY COUNSEL 1-855-670-6149 N/A CROWN OFFICE 780-422-1111 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) 780-495-3553 [email protected]. ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY 780-422-4775 [email protected] STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES 780-492-2226 [email protected] NCSA 780-423-2141 FORT MCMURRAY CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 780-743-7195 [email protected] (includes Ft. Chipewyan) CLERKS OFFICE 780-743-7195 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-743-7285 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) (Jana Skarsen): 780-815-0815 [email protected] ELIZABETH FRY 780-427-2681 [email protected] NCSA 780-743-1888 N/A FORT SASKATCHEWAN CLERKS OFFICE 780-998-1200 [email protected] (includes Boyle) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-998-1269 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) 780-495-3553 [email protected] ELIZABETH FRY 780-427-2681 [email protected] GRANDE PRAIRIE CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 780-833-4961 (Grande Prairie) [email protected] (Includes Valleyview and Fox Creek) CLERKS OFFICE [email protected] 780-538-5360 (Grande Prairie, Valleyview and Fox Creek) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-538-5338 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) Grande Prairie (Kevin Lieslar): 780-660-6499 [email protected] Vallyview and Fox Creek (Cam McCoy): 780-994-1162 [email protected] NCSA Grande Prairie: 780-532-9359 N/A Valleyview: 780-524-4449 HIGH LEVEL (includes CLERKS OFFICE 780-927-3732 [email protected] Chateh and Ft. Vermilion) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-624-6270 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) (Cam McCoy) 780-994-1162 [email protected] NCSA 780-926-3159 N/A Jan 4, 2021 Page 2 HIGH PRAIRIE (includes CLERKS OFFICE 780-523-6600 [email protected] Red Earth Creek, Slave Lake and Wabasca- Desmarais) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-849-7190 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) (Cam McCoy) 780-994-1162 [email protected] NCSA High Prairie: 780-523-3282 N/A Slave Lake: 780-849-4914 Wabasca: 780-891-3818 HINTON (includes CLERKS OFFICE 780-865-8280 [email protected]. Edson, Grande Cache and Jasper) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-865-8285 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) (Erwin Schulz) 780-952-9921 [email protected] NCSA 587-467-8858 N/A LEDUC (includes Breton CLERKS OFFICE 780-986-6911 [email protected] and Drayton Valley) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-361-1206 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) Leduc (John Lee): 403-350-9922 [email protected] Drayton Valley (Erwin Schulz): 780-952-9921 [email protected] LETHBRIDGE (includes CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 403-388-4929 [email protected] Cardston, Taber, Fort Macleod, and Pincher Creek) CLERKS OFFICE 403-381-5224 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 403-381-5211 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) Lethbridge (Mark Klassen): 403-671-1945 [email protected] Cardston, Taber Fort Maclead and Pincher Creek (PPSC [email protected] Southern Circuits): 403-299-3978 ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY Mallory Kristjanson: 403-795-5787 [email protected] NCSA Lethbridge: 403-329-6140 N/A Pincher Creek / Fort Macleod: 403-965-3933 Brocket: 403-965-3933 INDIGENOUS CRIMINAL COURT N/A WORKER PROGRAM Blood Tribe Court Worker Services: 403-737-2555 MEDICINE HAT CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 403-529-8714 (Medicine Hat) [email protected] (includes Brooks) CLERKS OFFICE 403-529-8644 (Medicine Hat and Brooks) [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 403-488-4556 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) Medicine Hat (PPSC Southern Circuits): 403-299-3978 [email protected] Brooks (Stewart Kennedy): 403-977-9059 [email protected] Jan 4, 2021 Page 3 PEACE RIVER (includes CLERKS OFFICE 780-624-6256 [email protected] Falher and Fairview) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-624-6270 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) (Cam McCoy) 780-994-1162 [email protected] NCSA 780-624-4622 N/A RED DEER (includes CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 403-754-6357 [email protected] Rocky Mountain House, CLERKS OFFICE 403-340-5250 [email protected] Stettler and Coronation CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 403-340-5190 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) (Donna Derie-Gillispie) 587-880-6110 [email protected] NCSA - Red Deer 403-347-4377 [email protected] NCSA - Rocky Mountain House, O'Chiese,403-429-9402 and Sunchild First Nation [email protected] ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY 780-422-4775 [email protected] SHERWOOD PARK CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 780-464-0114 [email protected] CLERKS OFFICE 780-464-0114 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-638-3352 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) 780-495-3553 [email protected] ELIZABETH FRY 780-427-2681 [email protected] ST ALBERT (includes CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 780-458-7300 [email protected] Morinville, Barrhead, Westlock and Athabasca) CLERKS OFFICE 780-458-7300 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-638-3352 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) St. Albert, Morinville, Barrhead (Edmonton PPSC Office): [email protected] 780-495-3553 Athbasca and Westlock (Erwin Schulz): 780-460-2505 [email protected] ELIZABETH FRY 780-427-2681 [email protected] ST PAUL (includes Cold CLERKS OFFICE 780-645-6324 [email protected] Lake, Bonnyville and Lac La Biche) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-645-6381 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) St Paul, Bonnyville (Vic Findlater): 780-812-9218 [email protected] Cold Lake (Andrea Hemmerling): 780-268-5398 [email protected] Lac La Biche (Erwin Schulz): 780-952-9921 [email protected] NCSA Cold Lake 780-594-1914 N/A Lac La Biche 780-623-9640 Jan 4, 2021 Page 4 STONY PLAIN (includes CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 780-963-6205 [email protected] Whitecourt, Mayerthorpe and Evansburg) CLERKS OFFICE 780-963-6205 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-638-3352 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) Stony Plain (Edmonton PPSC Office): 780-495-3553 [email protected] Whitecourt, Mayerthrope, Evansburg, Alexis [email protected] (Erwin Schulz): 780-952-9921 ELIZABETH FRY 780-427-2681 [email protected] NCSA 780-963-5975 N/A VERMILION (includes CLERKS OFFICE 780-853-8130 [email protected] Lloydminster Wainwright and Vegreville) CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-645-6381 N/A CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) (Vic Findlater) 780-812-9218 [email protected] NCSA Lloydminster 780-875-2551 N/A WETASKIWIN (includes CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICE 780-361-1204 [email protected] Ponoka and Rimbey) CLERKS OFFICE 780-361-1204 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (PROVINCIAL) 780-361-1206 [email protected] CROWN OFFICE (FEDERAL) (John Lee) 403-350-9922 [email protected] ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY 780-422-4775 [email protected] NCSA -Wetaskiwin 780-352-2461 N/A Jan 4, 2021 Page 5.
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