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Working in the Indigenous Practice Group on a variety of matters for the most important clientele. *waiting to be called to the Bar October 2024.

Helping 1L students understand and excel in their first year Indigenous and Aboriginal Law course. Assisting professors with course work.

I will be fulfilling my LSO requirements as a student-at-law at OKT. I am very excited to experience the unique nature of this firm, engaging wholly in Aboriginal/Indigenous practice and working alongside an incredible team.

Summer student in the litigation and Indigenous Practice Group.

CLAS is founded on the desire to explore current trends in government and the constitution. We look at the concept holistically from a Western, Indigenous and International point of view. We are a welcoming place for like-minded students and practitioners who are encouraged to question issues and think creatively.

Collaborating with LASL to help fulfill the TRC mandates for law schools. Creating, organizing and training orientation leaders. Building relationships with community service organizations and researching current Indigenous Legal Orders case law.

• Multiple Award winner for both Production Levels and Customer Service• Top Ten for my brokerage multiple years (out of 140+ agents)• Certified Luxury Agent as well as Senior’s Representative• Proven record of overcoming difficult client objections and demonstrated experience working with Brokers and Lawyers, if needed, to resolve issues • Excels at using compelling arguments and the power of persuasion regarding the pros and cons of purchasing to steer potential customers into making a financial decision

Law > Halton District SB > PresentDrama > Peel District SB > 2019 – Present• LTO for Grade 9 and 10 Drama and Grade 12 Production• Seamlessly continued the established program while also enhancing the course with personal expertiseHistory, Political Science, Civics, Performing Arts > O’Neil CVI > 2002 – 2013• Active part of the school community by running the Student Vote, Model UN, participating in the provincial civics day at Queen’s Park and Roteract.• Mentored Student-Teachers as well as enthusiastically guided colleagues through teaching Civics • Taught locally developed classes, including drama for at risk students - specifically in trouble with the law• Demonstrated an ability to collaborate with the entire school community for productions – technology class for sets, fashion for costumes, business for sales & marketing.• Created new theatre classes and broadened the student’s opportunities by utilizing community and professional partnerships.

Rodina AED is a licensed distributor of AEDs. Our mission is to create the safest communities possible, keeping people alive and families together. In addition to defibrillators, Rodina AED provides consultative services and in-servicing relating to appropriate placement and use of an AED. Ambitiously liaised, negotiated and partnered with municipalities and private sector businesses. • Awarded annual contract with Haldimand County as a result of a competitive RFP submission