The legal and political community in Saskatchewan is mourning the loss of Morris Bodnar, a prominent Saskatoon lawyer and former Liberal Member of Parliament, who has died at the age of 77.
A Distinguished Career in Law and Public Service
Morris Bodnar built a long and respected career centered in Saskatoon. He was widely known for his work as a lawyer in the city, serving clients and contributing to the local legal landscape for decades. His commitment to public service led him to federal politics, where he represented the people of Saskatchewan as a Liberal MP.
His passing was confirmed on January 19, 2026. While the specific cause of death has not been publicly disclosed, his legacy is marked by his dual dedication to the law and his constituents.
Remembering His Legacy in Saskatchewan
Bodnar's career trajectory from a practicing lawyer in Saskatoon to a federal politician exemplifies a deep-rooted commitment to community and country. His work in Parliament involved addressing the issues important to Saskatchewan residents, contributing to national debates during his time in office.
Colleagues and community members remember him not just for his professional accomplishments, but for his character and dedication. His passing at 77 years old marks the end of a significant chapter for those who knew him personally and professionally.
A Community in Mourning
The news of Bodnar's death brings reflection on his contributions to Saskatoon and to Canadian politics. As a local lawyer, he was a fixture in the city's professional community. As a former MP, he played a role in shaping federal policy that impacted the region.
His life story is one of service, first through the legal system and then through the legislative process. The announcement of his death serves as a moment to acknowledge the impact individuals like Morris Bodnar have on their local communities and the nation as a whole.
