Vancouver,
BC
Jennifer Khor
Biography
Jennifer is Supervising Lawyer for Community Legal Assistance Society's Stand Informed legal advice service and SHARP Workplaces legal clinic. Anyone in British Columbia who has experienced sexual assault may access free legal advice through Stand Informed (https://clasbc.net/get-legal-help/stand-informed-legal-advice-services/)
Toronto,
ON
Montréal,
QC
Jérémy Boulanger-Bonnelly
Biography
Jérémy Boulanger-Bonnelly is an assistant professor of law at McGill University. He recently completed his doctoral studies at the University of Toronto. His research explores the role of public participation in improving access to justice. Originally from Quebec City, Jérémy completed his bachelor in civil law and common law at McGill University as a Loran Scholar. He then served as a law clerk to Justice Clément Gascon at the Supreme Court of Canada, and practised as a lawyer in civil, appellate and constitutional litigation in Montreal. In parallel to his research, he remains actively involved in access to justice initiatives, including as a pro bono lawyer in two constitutional cases and as a volunteer for Interligne’s LGBTQ+ legal information clinic in Montreal.
Calgary,
AB
West Vancouver,
BC
Angeline S.B. Nyce, LLB, RPF
Biography
Angeline was called to the bar in British Columbia in 2007. Prior to incorporating A. Nyce Law Corporation in 2013, she worked for boutique business and litigation firms, as well as a large national law firm with an international presence . In addition to practicing law, Angeline is a Registered Professional Forester, certified to practice professional forestry in British Columbia. Her legal work includes advising various corporate and First Nation government clients on settlement agreements, as well as commercial agreements related to the development of liquified natural gas, mining, hydro-electric projects, and forestry. She advises on regulatory processes, negotiates impact benefits agreements, G2Gs, purchase and sale agreements and all manner of leases and licenses for the use of Indigenous lands and Crown lands. Also, she incorporates and registers business structures for implementing/operationalizing such agreements and she drafts contracts, policies, bylaws and other organizational documents. Angeline advises on matters related to the recognition and reconciliation of aboriginal rights, title and interests, protection and accommodation measures and drafts and participates discussions related to changes to policy and legislation.
Ottawa,
ON
