The chief justice of Alberta, Ritu Khullar, has died after a battle with illness. Khullar, who also served as chief justice for the courts of appeal in Alberta, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories, was a prominent figure in the Canadian legal system. Her death marks the loss of a key judicial leader who contributed to the administration of justice across multiple regions. Khullar's career spanned decades, during which she played a vital role in shaping legal practices and judicial policies. Her passing has prompted tributes from legal professionals and officials across Canada. The news has sparked reflections on the impact of her work and the legacy she leaves behind in the legal community.