Overview

Connor’s practice is primarily concentrated in the areas of insurance law, professional regulatory law, administrative law, civil litigation, and child protection issues. In his work with professional regulatory bodies and his dealings with administrative law Connor provides counsel to ensure that these professional and administrative bodies run effectively and responsibly and operate to protect the interests of the public. Connor works closely with the Ministry of Social Services advocating for the protection of children in the province by advising the Ministry and being mindful of the needs of the child. In his insurance and civil litigation practice Connor represents a diverse set of clients on a range of matters that have seen positive resolution through numerous mediations as well as in the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan, the Court of Queen’s Bench and similar courts in other jurisdictions.

Connor was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan and has been with McKercher since 2012. He was a summer student each year while attending the College of Law, articled with McKercher commencing in 2014 and is now an associate in the Regina office. Connor did his undergraduate work in biomedical sciences and received his Juris Doctor from the University of Saskatchewan in 2014.

Connor is a member of the Canadian Bar Association and the Regina Bar Association and has been a volunteer with Pro Bono Law Saskatchewan since he became a lawyer. He attends, supports and raises money for a wide range of charitable events each year. Connor has earned a Black Belt in Shao Lin Kempo and continues his training in this area. He also enjoys training for and participating in Spartan Race events, weight training, travel, and still finds a little time to drum and play golf

Connor was recently selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers™ in Canada 2026 in the field of Administrative and Public Law for Regina. He has been listed in Best Lawyers® since 2025.

We acknowledge that we are living and working from Treaty Lands, the traditional lands of First Nations People and homeland of the Métis. We are committed to moving forward in a respectful way in the spirit of reconciliation.

Practice Areas

• Administrative Law
• Family Law
• Civil Litigation
• Health Law
• Criminal Law

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 2015 (SK)