Taylor L. Wilcox has been appointed to the Board of Directors (“the Board”) for the Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan ("RMHSK").

Taylor is one of three new board members confirmed at the organization’s Annual General Meeting in May 2026. For more information on the RMHSK Board of Directors, visit their website or click here.

Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan provides essential services that support families with children receiving medical care by reducing barriers, strengthening family connections, and promoting healing. As a member of the Board of Directors, Taylor will contribute to the organization’s efforts to serve families across Saskatchewan.

Taylor is an associate lawyer in the McKercher LLP Saskatoon office. His practice includes civil litigation, construction law, condominium law, and foreclosure matters. Originally from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Taylor looks forward to the opportunity to support RMHSK as it expands its presence into his home community.

“As someone who believes strongly in supporting organizations that strengthen our communities, I am humbled by the opportunity to contribute to RMH Saskatchewan’s mission of keeping families close, while their children receive medical care. The work of Ronald McDonald House touches the lives of families across Saskatchewan during their most difficult times, and I join at a time where its reach continues to grow with the pending completion of houses in both Prince Albert and Regina.” – Taylor Wilcox

McKercher LLP congratulates Taylor on his appointment and looks forward to his contributions to RMHSK and its important work supporting Saskatchewan families.

About McKercher LLP

For 100 years, McKercher LLP has grown deep roots across Saskatchewan, serving the community from offices in Saskatoon and Regina. Now, as one of the province’s largest and most established law firms, our barristers and solicitors proudly carry on this legacy – following a client-first philosophy as we provide legal services and real solutions for the people who rely on us.