Personal and Legal Troubles
In October 2011, Pankiw was charged with impaired driving from an incident occurring on July 26, 2011. His lawyer entered a plea of not guilty to the charge on May 16, 2012. A trial date has been set for November 5, 2012.
On November 1, 2011, Pankiw's father George was reported missing after failing to show up at his son's Saskatoon clinic on the night of October 31. George Pankiw's car was found abandoned on Highway 14 near Landis, but he was later located at his home in Unity, unharmed.
On three occasions Pankiw was found guilty of professional misconduct by the Chiropractor's Association of Saskatchewan, the professional organization of his profession. The convictions leads to fines and temporary suspensions, which Pankiw appealed through the court system.
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