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Employment Type :     Order-in-Council Location(s) :     SK-Rgna-Regina       Ministry :     003 Justice Salary Range :     $10,441 - $12,904   Monthly Grade :     Order-in-Council   The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking candidates for the position of Chief Legislative Crown Counsel in the Ministry of Justice and Attorney General. The Legislative Drafting Branch provides legislative drafting advice and services to ministries, Crown corporations and agencies of the Government of Saskatchewan. The Branch also provides advice respecting statutory interpretation issues, works with the courts to prepare rules of court and is responsible for overseeing the printing of Government Bills for introduction to the Legislative Assembly. In addition, the Branch sits as advisor to the Cabinet Committee on Government Operations and the Red-Tape Reduction Committee of Cabinet and works closely with Cabinet Secretariat, the Government House Business and Research Office and the Legislative Assembly’s Law Clerk. As Chief Legislative Crown Counsel you will be asked to provide strategic vision, leadership and guidance to the Branch. You will lead by example as you provide guidance and support to the lawyers and support staff in the office. The position reports to the Assistant Deputy Attorney General of the Legal Services Division. You will be expected to exercise good judgment, discretion, tact and diplomacy in working with colleagues within the ministry and in dealing with other Government offices and external contacts. You must have the ability to work concurrently on multiple assignments, to meet deadlines and to keep clients and senior Government officials informed of the progress of drafting assignments in the Branch. In addition, you will have excellent oral and written communication skills and proven analytical skills. As well, you will show yourself to be a self-starter with the ability to work individually and in a team environment. You must have membership, or qualify for membership, in the Law Society of Saskatchewan. As well you should have at least 10 years of drafting experience and an understanding of the principles of statutory interpretation, administrative law, Parliamentary procedure and Public Sector governance. As well, you must have experience in dealing with senior members of Government.   We are committed to workplace diversity.

A little about us Shaw Communications Inc. is a leading Canadian connectivity company. We provide our residential and business customers with Internet, WiFi, digital phone, and video services. Our wireless division, through Shaw Mobile and Freedom Mobile, provides our mobile customers with wireless voice and LTE data services through our rapidly expanding wireless network. Every day, our passionate employees connect our customers to the world and everything in it – it’s why we exist at Shaw, and it's why we strive to be the place where the best people choose to work. Our people reflect the richness of our communities, and our culture is inclusive of each individual’s diverse background and perspective, which makes us a stronger team. We encourage all qualified individuals to apply. The role We have an exciting opportunity within our Legal department for a Legal Counsel. As a valued member of the Shaw Legal Team, the successful candidate will perform legal support services for our Wireless and Wireline (Consumer division) and have the accountabilities described below. A typical day • Working collaboratively with stakeholders across the enterprise to identify and mitigate risks and determine creative solutions in service of Shaw’s corporate objectives; • Responsible for reviewing, drafting, and negotiating various commercial agreements in collaboration with various teams to ensure Shaw’s business interests are protected; • Providing timely and practical advice to the Wireless and Consumer Wireline teams in respect of product and service development and implementation matters while ensuring the business complies with all relevant regulatory codes, standards, and consumer protection requirements; • Responsible for drafting various consumer-facing documents, agreements and advertising disclosures, and conducting enterprise-wide marketing reviews to ensure competition law compliance; • Providing ongoing contract support, including training and coaching in connection with legal requirements, corporate policies, procedures, and contract matters; and • Other legal related accountabilities that may arise. Your skills/experience • 2 – 4 years’ experience in corporate commercial law with a leading law firm; • Experience in the technology and telecommunication industries considered an asset; • Experience in competition and advertising law, consumer protection and regulatory matters considered an asset; • A license to practice law in Alberta, British Columbia, or Ontario; • Strong interpersonal skills, balanced judgment, and a demonstrated ability to make sound decisions within a legal and business context; • Effective and efficient advisory skills, including an ability to understand the needs of our business and communicate complex issues clearly and concisely; • Ability to work effectively in a detail-oriented, dynamic, fast-paced team environment; and • A positive, “can-do” attitude and customer-focused approach that will enable you to deal with challenging situations with integrity, empathy, and sincerity. If you want to be a part of something bigger – part of a dynamic team of people who are aligned, focused, and passionate about working together to care for our customers, then we look forward to meeting you! Other details This position requires the successful completion of a criminal and credit background check. We thank all interested applicants; however, only qualified candidates will be contacted. Posting closing date:

Our mission at Legal Aid Saskatchewan is to help achieve fair, balanced, and respectful justice for people in Saskatchewan by providing accessible and professional legal services in criminal and family law using a staff-based model. Legal Aid Saskatchewan is accepting applications from motivated and energetic Lawyers with a minimum of 2 years’ experience in criminal and family law to fill a permanent lawyer position at The Regina Rural Area Office to practise in the areas of adult/youth criminal and family law. This is a great opportunity for lawyers who want to be part of a collegial team that promotes a collaborative and respectful working environment. Benefits include a salary range for the position of $79,750 to $143,920 per annum; a comprehensive benefits package inclusive of a pension plan; entitlement of 6 weeks off per annum and 13 Statutory. The position is within the Union. Applicants should be Lawyers eligible to practice in Saskatchewan. We encourage applications from people of Aboriginal ancestry, persons of a visible minority group, persons with disabilities and women seeking management and non-traditional roles. Legal Aid Saskatchewan has an employment equity program approved by the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. To explore this opportunity, we encourage qualified applicants to submit their resumé and cover letter (including references) clearly demonstrating how you meet the education and experience criteria listed. Submissions must be received before Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at: Human Resources Legal Aid Saskatchewan – Head Office Web: www.legalaid.sk.ca NOTE: We thank all applicants, however only candidates to be interviewed will be contacted. Reference ID: 27-15-03 Application deadline: 2021-01-26 Job Type: Permanent Salary: $79,750.00-$143,920.00 per year

Legal Aid Saskatchewan provides accessible and professional legal services in criminal and family law to eligible people. Legal Aid Saskatchewan is seeking a full-time lawyer for its Saskatoon City Area Office for a one-year term commencing February 1, 2021 . Lawyers in the office are required to practice in the areas of adult/youth criminal and family law. Direct experience in criminal law is considered an asset. Applicants should be Lawyers entitled to practice in Saskatchewan with experience in litigation in both Provincial and Superior Courts. Placement within the salary range [$79,750 to $143,919 annually] is commensurate with experience. The position is within the Union. The incumbents are entitled to 3 weeks annual vacation, 15 EDO’s and 13 Statutory Holidays per full fiscal year, prorated to term of appointment. We encourage applications from people of Aboriginal ancestry, persons of a visible minority group, persons with disabilities and women seeking management and non-traditional roles. Legal Aid Saskatchewan has an employment equity program approved by the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. Please forward resume with references on or before Friday January 22, 2021 to: Human Resources Legal Aid Saskatchewan – Head Office #502 - 201 21st Street East SASKATOON SK S7K 0B8 FAX: (306) 933-6764 Web: www.legalaid.sk.ca NOTE: In-service candidates will be considered prior to applications from the general public. We thank all applicants, however only candidates to be interviewed will be contacted. Reference ID: 26-05-05 Contract length: 12 months Application deadline: 2021-01-22 Expected start date: 2021-02-01 Job Type: Temporary Salary: $79,750.00-$143,919.00 per year

Our mission at Legal Aid Saskatchewan is to help achieve fair, balanced, and respectful justice for people in Saskatchewan by providing accessible and professional legal services in criminal and family law using a staff-based model. Legal Aid Saskatchewan is accepting applications from motivated and energetic Lawyers with a minimum of 2 years’ experience in criminal and family law to fill a permanent lawyer position at the Meadow Lake Area Office to practise in the areas of adult/youth criminal and family law. This is a great opportunity for lawyers who want to be part of a collegial team that promotes a collaborative and respectful working environment. Benefits include a salary range for the position of $79,750 to $143,920 per annum; a comprehensive benefits package inclusive of a pension plan [for permanent positions]; entitlement of 6 weeks off per annum and 13 Statutory Holidays [prorated for term positions]. The position is within the Union. Applicants should be Lawyers eligible to practice in Saskatchewan. We encourage applications from people of Aboriginal ancestry, persons of a visible minority group, persons with disabilities and women seeking management and non-traditional roles. Legal Aid Saskatchewan has an employment equity program approved by the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. To explore this opportunity, we encourage qualified applicants to submit their resumé and cover letter (including references) clearly demonstrating how you meet the education and experience criteria listed. Submissions must be received before January 26, 2021 at : Human Resources Legal Aid Saskatchewan – Head Office Web: www.legalaid.sk.ca NOTE: In-service candidates will be considered prior to applications from the general public. We thank all applicants, however only candidates to be interviewed will be contacted. Reference ID: 20-21-29 Application deadline: 2021-01-26 Job Type: Permanent Salary: $79,750.00-$143,920.00 per year

Position Type: Permanent Status:Full-Time Location: Toronto (home based until at least Spring 2021) Date Posted: December 9, 2020 Closing Date: December 17, 2020   An exciting opportunity has opened up for a talented, experienced lawyer to join our team. You will be part of our Toronto based team, although working from your home until at least Spring of 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic Ecojustice is Canada's largest environmental law charity, and as a Staff Lawyer with us you will be at the cutting edge of environmental law: working with our team from across Canada in bringing strategic, game-changing public interest lawsuits and reforming Canada's laws to deliver lasting solutions to our most urgent environmental problems: the climate emergency, species extinction and the pollution of the air, water and soil on which human life depends. Staff lawyer duties also include a range of related tasks that contribute to our organizational effectiveness and are essential to ensuring our legal work has the maximum impact.   About Ecojustice: Working with Ecojustice means joining a team of passionate, hard-working professionals. We strive to build a diverse, inclusive and respectful working environment, with a workforce that is reflective of modern Canada and where all employees are valued for their contributions to our mission. Ecojustice is 100 per cent funded by individuals and organizations who share our values. To learn more about how we are building the case for a better earth, please visit:www.ecojustice.ca.   Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Ecojustice: Ecojustice is committed to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment. We welcome and value the contributions of individuals who identify as members of a minority or marginalized community, and encourage applications from Indigenous peoples, women, people of colour, and people with a disability.   Salary and Benefits: Ecojustice offers a comprehensive total compensation package, which includes: Pay based on lawyer year of call. Our pay structure is competitive for the sector. Extended health and dental coverage for employees and their dependents; RSP matching program; Wellness spending account for every employee Family friendly workplace policies, including a generous annual vacation allowance (starting at 3 weeks and increasing to 6 weeks), annual Care Days for physical wellbeing, mental wellbeing, and caring responsibilities, Winter office closure, annual paid float days, parental leave top-ups, monthly personal paid time off, and a workplace culture with an emphasis on work life balance; Volunteering incentives, to enable all employees to give back to the communities and causes that they are passionate about.   About the Role: As a member of the Ecojustice Program team, the Staff Lawyer plays a key role in: Program Duties: Developing and carrying litigation files (minimum 2/3 of time) and law reform and other work (max 1/3) identified as priorities for Ecojustice; Participating as a team member on at least one of Ecojustice's three priority teams, including researching and developing files; contributing to development of priority team work-plans; helping to evaluate projects proposed to the team; and contributing to the work of the priority team(s); Keeping up-to-date on new developments in relevant areas of law, undertaking reasonable training to maximize expertise, and assisting program peers in training and maintaining the highest practice standards; Maintaining good standing as a lawyer; Acting in a professional manner in all external and internal relationships, including by providing constructive feedback to fellow program staff; Mentoring students and/or volunteers (as appropriate); Collaborating with and/or enabling science staff to maximize their contribution to legal work; Supervising, collaborating with and/or enabling of program administrative staff; Cultivating relationships with current and future clients, experts and other members of the bar; Sharing with other program staff in administrative tasks, including interviewing new staff, supervising and mentoring students, and helping with responses to new case inquiries; Maintaining an up-to-date record of time and activities through timekeeping software, including reporting lobbying and political activity; Following policies and processes as set out in the Ecojustice Staff Policy Manual and Program Policy Manual; and Participating in regularly scheduled program and staff meetings;   Communication and Philanthropy activities Guiding, collaborating with and supporting communications staff to develop communication opportunities that support program goals and Ecojustice's mission, and participating as a spokesperson on behalf of Ecojustice and its clients; Providing information, updates and feedback to communications and philanthropy staff on an ongoing basis and as reasonably requested; Cultivates relationships with current and future foundations and individual donors; and Attending and participating at fundraising or other profile raising events (external/internal) including speaking engagements as can be reasonably accommodated.   Reports to Program Director, but ultimately is accountable to the entire program team.   About You: Educationexperience requirements Bachelor's degree, law degree and a member in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario Litigation experience, ideally in one or more relevant practice areas such as environmental law, administrative law, or Aboriginal law. Litigation experience in criminal law or regulatory prosecutions would also be an asset Experience in the environmental sector   Knowledge required to perform duties Excellent technical/legal writing and communication skills; Flexible, adaptable, good judgment and uses discretion in dealings with sensitive information; Demonstrated litigation and negotiation skills; and Knowledge of the environmental sector, key issues and players.   Skills and abilities required to perform duties Dedicated to environmental protection; Communication: Able to explain legal and scientific information and concepts to general public; Group Work Skills: Commitment to work in a team environment, across disciplines, with individuals across Canada.   Application Process: Interested applicants should submit their cover letter and resume online at: www.ecojustice.ca/careers no later than December 17th, 2020. If you have any questions about this role, please contact Michele Hooey, PeopleCulture Advisor, by email at mhooey@ecojustice.ca

The University of Toronto (U of T) seeks an outcomes-driven leader for the position of Director, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) in the Division of Research & Innovation. With ongoing recognitions from national surveys including Canada’s Best Diversity Employers , Canada’s Top Family-Friendly Employers , and Canada’s Top 100 Employers , U of T offers a wonderful environment for an experienced EDI specialist to continue their impactful work. For more information about the University, visit https://www.utoronto.ca/ .   Within the areas of research and innovation, unequivocally a pronounced focus on matters of diversity and inclusion is paramount. Diversity and inclusion, when brought into focus, improves creativity; enhances scientific discovery; and, leads to better problem solving as researchers work to solve some of the most pressing issues of our time. Reporting to the Associate Vice-President and Vice-Provost, Strategic Initiatives (AVPVP-SI) and under the general direction of the Executive Director, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, the Director, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion will have an opportunity to work with stakeholders across the university’s three campuses to elevate research, innovation, and entrepreneurship at Canada’s top research university. More specifically, the incumbent will be responsible for analyzing, advocating, and advancing EDI matters as it relates to the University’s research and innovation enterprise; will serve on relevant Research and Innovation and campus-wide committees; and, in addition to leading training programs and workshops across campus will serve as an advisor and resource to the division as well as the overall institution. The Director will contribute to the Division’s EDI goals and activities, including: the Canada Research Chair (CRC) Program , U of T’s CRC EDI Action Plan , the EDI in Research and Innovation Working Group , and the Healthy Labs Initiative .   The ideal candidate has experience with, or a strong appreciation for, the particulars of federal research funding and programs, as well as a demonstrated understanding of legal and legislative frameworks related to equity, diversity, and inclusion. The incumbent also brings relevant experience in progressively senior leadership positions—intersecting with or managing an EDI portfolio—and preferably in a research-intensive, university or public sector environment. The successful candidate has strong verbal, written, interpersonal, facilitation, and mediation skills; experience working with a diverse group of stakeholders, ideally in a unionized setting; the ability to exercise sound judgment, tact, and diplomacy; the ability to manage multiple, competing, and frequently changing priorities; and a broad vision for the role of diversity in enhancing institutional excellence.   The University of Toronto is strongly committed to diversity within its community and especially welcomes applications from racialized persons / persons of colour, women, Indigenous / Aboriginal People of North America, persons with disabilities, LGBTQ persons, and others who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas. In accordance with the AODA Act, accommodation will be provided throughout the recruitment process to applicants with disabilities.   The University of Toronto invites applications from all qualified candidates; however, Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be given priority. U of T is partnering with BIPOC Executive Search to ensure an applicant list that has greater representation from Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour, thereby reflecting Canada’s diverse population. Interested applicants can send their resume to Candice Frederick or Jason Murray at cfrederick@bipocsearch.com .     We thank everyone for their expression of interest—and are truly appreciative of the time individuals put into applying—but with the limitations of time only those selected for an interview will be contacted

Staff - Non Union   Job Category M&P - AAPS   Job Title Senior Legal Course Specialist   Department Senior Course Specialists | Real Estate Licensing Education | UBC Sauder School of Business   Compensation Range $6,254 - $9,009 CAD Monthly   Posting End Date January 1, 2021   Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the day prior to the Posting End Date above.   Job End Date   Job Summary   The position is responsible for the planning, development, assessment and delivery of the Division’s education programs. The position is integral to the Division’s overall strategic vision, and in particular, this position contributes directly in the creation of the legal curricular content of the Division’s courses and is responsible for all legal aspects involved in developing policies, systems and organizational practices related to the Division’s licensing education and examination operations. As one of the Division’s legal content subject matter experts, the position retains, provides instructions to and supervises the work of external legal counsel and instructors and reviews legal documents and materials for accuracy and for conformity with industry practices and British Columbia and Canadian law.   Typical additional responsibilities include conducting curriculum reviews and needs assessments; consulting with clients to determine their educational needs, and developing new or redesigning existing programs to meet those needs; collaborating with instructional support units and curriculum developers to facilitate the delivery of the Division’s educational programs; participating in market research to identify potential educational programming opportunities; recruiting instructors; conducting instructional design research and analyses; and, assisting in developing marketing plans for the Division’s educational programs. Organizational Status   Reports to the Director and works with editors, tutors and graders, as well as various full- and part-time staff involved in academic operations, course and examination production and delivery. Work Performed   Academic Operations – the position is responsible for maintaining the academic integrity of the Division’s courses and examinations. Responsibilities include conducting needs assessments and consulting with external stakeholders to identify new and existing curricular requirements and providing academic support in the development and production of program offerings. This position is responsible for contracting with and managing consultant contributors and manages related functions of the Division’s internal textbook production and delivery teams. The position advises summer and part-time tutors on academic issues, provides tutorial instruction and responds to student enquiries as required or which go beyond part-time tutor capabilities, and edits and writes new course and examination materials where expertise is appropriate.   Program Development - the position plans, develops and implements educational policies for the successful operation of the Division’s numerous programs and their related examinations, balancing the need for customer-focused student services with maintaining the academic and regulatory integrity and security of the programs. The position conducts instructional design research and analyses, and develops and redesigns programs and policies, systems and organizational practices to meet educational and organizational goals.   Student Relations – the position is a key part of the Division’s complex public relations activities and acts as a content expert and academic advisor to a wide range of students, and includes addressing academic, regulatory and equity policy issues with students and stakeholders. The position carries a critical conflict resolution mandate, and requires in-depth knowledge of program content, education technology, and an understanding of the competitive, political and regulatory environment within the real estate industry in Canada and abroad. It also requires a specific knowledge of the licensure, enforcement and regulatory issues related to the educational programs of regulatory organizations and of the specific policies applicable to the Division’s various programs. Consequence of Error/Judgement   This position makes decisions regarding the Real Estate Division’s program administration and curriculum design. As such, decisions in this area have both immediate and long-term impacts on the operating results of the organization. In playing a key role respecting the development of programs for important clients such as the Real Estate Council of BC, the British Columbia Financial Services Authority, and the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission, poor decisions by this person would have significant and permanently negative effects on the Faculty’s and the University’s reputation and may result in the loss of economic opportunities and of profitability. Decisions made regarding curriculum, program structure, and delivery have a direct impact on students’ ability to learn, on their ability to meet academic and professional licensing requirements, and ultimately on their ability to become active members of the real estate industry and supporters of the Faculty. Supervision Received   The position works under broad directives set by the Director and Associate Director, and is expected to exhibit considerable autonomy in pursuing the strategic vision of the Division. Work is reviewed with respect to adherence to broad policies and progress towards goals. The position consults with the Director and Associate Director, who provide direction, input and advice on course development, strategy, financial matters, and policy issues. Supervision Given Responsible for overseeing the workflow of both internal and external authors and legal counsel, editors, tutors and graders, as well as various full- and part-time staff involved in academic operations, course and examination production and delivery. Qualifications Master’s degree in Education. Minimum of six years of related experience, or the equivalent combination of education and experience. Requires a law degree and membership in good standing or eligibility for membership in the Law Society of British Columbia. Education experience an asset but not essential. A minimum of 6 years of experience as a practicing lawyer is preferred, including experience both in private practice and in an institutional or corporate environment. The position requires a broad-based knowledge of the law with experience in real estate contracts, leasing and agency law being especially desirable.   This position requires an in-depth knowledge of the legal and regulatory framework of the real estate industry in Canada and abroad. Candidates must possess exceptionally strong written and oral communication and interpersonal skills and a demonstrated ability to operate strategically in a complex competitive environment. The position requires an ability to simultaneously manage a diverse range of complex projects and activities.   May require some travel within and outside Canada.

Reports to: Chief Operating Officer & Legal Counsel Term: Fixed Term, F/T, January 2021-March 2022 Closing Date: Open until filled Location: National Capital Region Summary NWAC’s Legal Counsel must be comfortable working independently in a fast-paced environment to respond to a wide variety of legal and social justice needs within the organization. These needs range from in-house corporate necessities to external advocacy and litigation. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a team that will make a difference in the lives of Indigenous women in Canada and around the world. NWAC’s Legal Counsel must be licensed to practice law in the Province of Quebec. General duties Legal Counsel will: · Conduct thorough legal research and analysis primarily in the area of Indigenous rights, particularly related to discrimination in matters of Indigenous membership rights; · Prepare legal opinions and contribute to the development of accessible language summary documents; · Draft and maintain corporate, litigation, and other legal documents; · Draft correspondence with government offices, partners, stakeholders, and members of the public; · Review and occasionally draft high-level policy documents and reports; · Monitor, review, help develop, and change legislation affecting Indigenous women and girls; · Maintain good relationships with government offices, partners, stakeholders, and members of the public; · Independently attend meetings, briefings, and court events as required; · Adhere to all standards of excellence in file management and record keeping; · Travel as required to meet business needs; · Competently and respectfully handle sensitive and difficult evidence and testimony; · Provide sound legal advice to Executive Management and Board of Directors; · Complete relevant administrative tasks; · Independently and as part of a team prepare all aspects of litigation files as necessary; · Demonstrate a firm understanding of and adherence to Professional and Ethical requirements and expectations; and Studies & Professional Qualifications · Successful completion of a J.D. or LL.B (completion of a LL.L would be an asset); · License to practice in Quebec, and in good standing with the Bureau du Quebec; · Demonstrated study or experience in Indigenous legal issues and Employment Law is an asset. Key Skills · Strong legal writing and verbal communication skills in English (French an asset); · Strong legal research skills; · Ability to work in a team and good interpersonal skills; · Ability to work independently and self-manage files; · Ability to carry out culturally-appropriate gender-based analysis (training will be provided); · Ability to apply sound judgment and make decisions within the area, often on short notice; · Ability to prioritize, multi-task and organize work effectively and under pressure; · Ability to conduct research in cooperation and consultation with the NWAC PTMAs and with diverse stakeholders; · Ability to facilitate meetings; · Ability to carry out research, analyzes data, and advance effective advocacy and communication strategies under the supervision of the Legal Counsel, UNFCC, IHPP. Work/Volunteer Experience · Relevant experience working or volunteering with Indigenous peoples, groups, or organizations is an asset; · Relevant experience working or volunteering with Not-for-Profit organizations or corporations is an asset. · New calls welcome. Knowledge Requirements · Understanding of federal statutes and regulations, particularly those relevant to federally incorporated Not-for-Profit Corporations; · Knowledge of legal issues important to Indigenous peoples, particularly as they impact women and girls; · Some knowledge and understanding of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and internationally, their cultures, histories and traditions; · Understanding and knowledge of Indigenous issues, and norms and standards relevant to promotion and protection of Indigenous women’s rights; · Some knowledge of key issues impacting Indigenous women and girls in Canada and internationally; · Some understanding of social policy (including violence prevention and impacts, housing, etc.). Preference will be given to Indigenous candidates, please self-identify. We thank all applicants for their interest in this opportunity. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Accommodations will be provided at all stages of the hiring process. We ask applicants to make their needs known in advance. Interviews will be held in Ottawa or by teleconference. * Job Types: Full-time, Temporary Schedule: 8 hour shift Monday to Friday Licence/Certification: license to practice in Quebec (Required) Work remotely: Temporarily due to COVID-19             1 day ago     Counsel jobs in Ottawa, ON Counsel salaries in Ottawa, ON Company Info   Get job updates from Native Women's Association of Canada. By selecting Follow, you agree to get updated information and new jobs for this company by email. You can cancel alerts at anytime. 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We are seeking an energetic and resourceful lawyer to join our team in Legal Services at Fraser Health as Legal Counsel. We are proud of the innovation, dedication, partnership and resourcefulness of our physicians, employees and volunteers. More than any building or technology, it's our people who make Fraser Health distinct. If you are looking to utilize your technical skills, information systems knowledge and also proven abilities as a leader, this is a role for you! Fraser Health is one of Canada's largest and fastest growing health authorities. With over 30,000 employees, physicians and volunteers, we serve more than 1.8 million people - over one third of the entire population in British Columbia. Fraser Health has twelve acute care hospitals, BC’s first dedicated outpatient care and surgery centre and a wide variety of services in public health, home health, mental health and long-term care facilities - all within Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Known as one of the most desirable places to live in the world, these varied communities along with inspiring scenery and easy access to an abundance of outdoor activities provide an outstanding quality of life. Reporting to the Senior Legal Counsel, you will provide a range of legal services to clients with the goal of minimizing risk and financial exposure in respect of Fraser Health’s operations. Provide in-house legal support and consultation on processes, policies, contracts, litigation and dispute resolution and operational issues. Under the direction of the Senior Legal Counsel, provide timely and well-reasoned expert legal opinion and strategic advice to senior leadership on general and complex legal matters. The ideal candidate will demonstrate: Ability to be a team player A strong and influential communicator who displays personal integrity Accountability and a focus on client service. In excess of 5 years’ in-house or private practice experience primarily in corporate law or health law, Other contributing factors to your success and given serious consideration will be experience in commercial litigation, administrative law, real property law, intellectual property law, information technology law and freedom of information and privacy law. We are looking for you to have: A Bachelor’s Degree and a Degree in Law (LL.B or J.D.) A license to practice law in British Columbia, as well as current membership in good standing of the Law Society of British Columbia. Do you take ownership for your own performance and seek to model integrity, resilience and confidence? You are passionate about building an engaging environment that supports and challenges others to achieve their goals! We encourage you to take the next step and apply online, so we can continue the conversation about you joining Fraser Health.

Position Overview The Office of Research Services within VP Research is currently seeking a Full-time Regular Legal Counsel, Research. With its bold Eyes High initiative, the University of Calgary aspires to enhance its role as a great university, an institution with global reach located in a dynamic city in an innovative province. Following the continued growth and expanding reach of the University's research mandate, there is a growing need for legal guidance in structuring major research collaborations, overseeing the contracting process and providing advice on policy issues and regulatory compliance. Reporting to the Associate Vice-President (Research), the Legal Counsel, Research provides legal oversight supporting the growth of the research enterprise. As the leader of the Legal and Intellectual Property Unit in Research Services, this position plays a key role in overseeing risk issues emerging from the contracting process for external research funding and commercialization, and providing advisory services to the Vice-President (Research), Deans, other departments and individual faculty members. This is a challenging role, involving management of competing interests in an environment of constant growth and expanding priorities. A high level of versatility and diplomacy is essential, with strong skills in negotiation, mediation and partnership building. This position deals with highly complex issues on a daily basis and takes an active role in the resolution of conflicts with internal and external collaborators to achieve satisfactory outcomes for all involved. Moderate to high stress and pressure is a constant component of this position, overseeing a steadily increasing file volume and multiple simultaneous deadlines. This position will appeal to someone who is looking for a high-profile role in a public institution, who wants an opportunity to have a positive impact on the institution. Decisions made by the person in this role will affect reputation of the University, its legal liability, and success of major initiatives to secure new research funding. The person in this role should have substantial experience dealing with a broad range of legal and business issues related to research, innovation and technology in a fast-paced and challenging environment. Position Description Primary Purpose of the Position: (Key purpose, functions, roles): The primary purpose of this position is to manage legal and reputational risk for research and commercialization activities within the University within the context of the Eyes High strategy and Academic and Research Plans. In fulfilling this mandate, this position will oversee the Legal and Intellectual Property Unit within Research Services while directly managing complex and high-risk files and providing advice to the Vice-President (Research) and other members of the Senior Leadership Team on policy and compliance matters. Within the University community, this position is expected to achieve a high level of visibility as an authority on all issues relating to research, including agreements, commercialization matters and related policies. In addition, this position will oversee the communication of the University's legal position to external research collaborators, explaining the policies and procedures underlying University operations, and seeking to solve problems and eliminate roadblocks to successful collaboration. Summary of Key Responsibilities (job functions include but are not limited to): Legal Operations: Oversee the operations of the Legal and Intellectual Property Unit in Research Services which includes the Agreements Manager, 1 Contracts and Compliance Specialist, and 3 Contract Specialists. Set guidelines for the minimum operating standards of the Legal and Intellectual Property Unit, including essential legal requirements in standard documentation for collaboration, consortium, service and commercialization arrangements. Assist the Legal and Intellectual Property Unit staff with interpreting University policy as it applies to specific projects. Help staff develop and execute negotiation strategies and draft specific language for challenging and complex agreements. Provide guidance and support for the Agreements Manager on all operational matters including recruitment, training and career development of the Contract Specialists. Provide leadership on development of new services and procedures to anticipate evolving needs in the University community. Set the performance targets for the Legal and Intellectual Property Unit and monitor ongoing operations to ensure maximum efficiency. Manage transactions with significant risk or complexity. Directly undertake higher risk transactions requiring significant negotiation or development of customized forms of agreement. Oversee external counsel retained to provide representation on major transactions or litigation. Respond to requests for advice from the Vice-President (Research) and other members of Executive Leadership Team. Assist with development, drafting and implementation of University policy and procedures for research and commercialization. Legal Compliance Assist with interpretation and application of external compliance obligations for research matters within the University (including Tri-Agency guidelines and NIH Financial Conflict of Interest regulations) across multiple faculties and departments. Anticipate changes in external legal and regulatory environment related to research and propose compliance strategies. Support for Key Business Units Provide advice and support to other University departments on research and commercialization issues, including the Cumming School of Medicine Legal, Research Accounting, Supply Chain Management, Risk Management, Environmental Health and Safety and Graduate Studies. Provide advice and support to faculty Deans, Associate Deans (Research) and Innovate Calgary (the University's technology transfer office). Collaborate with other University lawyers on matters related to research and commercialization. Other duties or projects as assigned. Qualifications / Requirements: Admission to the Bar in any Canadian province together with at least 10 years experience in commercial transactions and some familiarity with intellectual property law is essential. In-house experience with a high-volume contracting process would be desirable. Direct supervisory experience, with proven ability to inspire, train and support highly skilled staff, is highly valued in this role. Experience with development of organizational processes, including the creation and maintenance of policies, is valuable. Familiarity with university environment will be useful, but is not essential to this position. Application Deadline: January 31, 2021 We would like to thank all applicants in advance for submitting their resumes. Please note, only those candidates chosen to continue on through the selection process will be contacted. Additional Information This position is classified in the Professional Career Band, Level 5L of the Management and Professional Staff Career Framework. To find out more about management and staff opportunities at the University of Calgary and all we have to offer, view our Management and Staff Careers website . About the University of Calgary The University of Calgary is Canada’s leading next-generation university – a living, growing and youthful institution that embraces change and opportunity with a can-do attitude. Located in the nation’s most enterprising city, the university is making tremendous progress on its Eyes High journey to be recognized as one of Canada’s top five research universities, grounded in innovative learning and teaching and fully integrated with the community it both serves and leads. The University of Calgary inspires and supports discovery, creativity and innovation across all disciplines. For more information, visit ucalgary.ca . The University of Calgary has launched an institution-wide Indigenous Strategy in line with the foundational goals of Eyes High , committing to creating a rich, vibrant, and culturally competent campus that welcomes and supports Indigenous Peoples, encourages Indigenous community partnerships, is inclusive of Indigenous perspectives in all that we do. The University of Calgary recognizes that a diverse staff/faculty benefits and enriches the work, learning and research experiences of the entire campus and greater community. We are committed to removing barriers that have been historically encountered by some people in our society. We strive to recruit individuals who will further enhance our diversity and will support their professional success while they are here. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply, however preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada.

Litigation Counsel Enforcement British Columbia Securities Commission   This is an exciting and challenging opportunity for an experienced litigation counsel to join the BCSC’s Litigation Branch. As the successful candidate, you will: initiate and conduct enforcement proceedings before the BCSC; represent BCSC staff in all levels of court; work closely with other litigation counsel and investigation staff in preparing and presenting cases; make recommendations and provide enforcement related legal opinions based on BCSC priorities and objectives; and liaise with other securities regulators and law enforcement agencies. This position acts both independently and in conjunction with other litigation counsel and reports directly to the Manager of Litigation and Director of Enforcement. You are a dedicated legal professional with membership in the Law Society of British Columbia and you have a minimum of three years of relevant litigation experience. Experience in conducting administrative litigation or criminal prosecutions is a definite asset. You will be required to work in a team environment and have a comprehensive understanding of administrative law. Superior analytical, interpersonal and communication skills, both written and oral, complete your qualifications. Salary is commensurate with experience. We offer a challenging and rewarding work environment, as well as a competitive compensation package that includes four weeks of annual vacation and a defined benefit pension plan. Visit  https://www.bcsc.bc.ca/about/careers to explore this exciting opportunity and apply online by January 18, 2021 . Competition 21:101  Candidates must be authorized to work in Canada. Investment restrictions apply. We are an equal opportunity merit-based employer.      

La santé et le bien-être de notre Équipe de la Défense et du grand public sont d’une importance vitale. C’est pourquoi le ministère de la Défense nationale (MDN) et les Forces armées canadiennes (FAC) appliquent de nouvelles mesures de précaution en vue de protéger la force et sa posture pour lui permettre de poursuivre les opérations et aider le gouvernement du Canada à circonscrire la pandémie de COVID-19. Les centres de recrutement des Forces canadiennes limiteront dès maintenant leurs activités publiques et l’accès à leurs locaux. Cela ne signifie pas que nous n’acceptons plus les candidatures. Nous invitons les nouveaux candidats à amorcer leur processus d’enrôlement en postulant sur notre site Web, www.forces.ca. En raison d’un effectif réduit, le délai de traitement des dossiers sera plus long que d’habitude. Nous vous remercions à l’avance de votre patience et de l’intérêt que vous manifestez à l’égard des FAC. En ce qui concerne les candidats qui sont engagés dans le processus de recrutement à l’heure actuelle, veuillez noter que toutes les interactions directes seront reportées. De plus amples renseignements vous seront fournis dès que la situation le permettra. Nous vous assurons qu’un tel report n’aura aucune incidence négative sur le processus d’enrôlement, même si cela se traduit par certains délais pour les recrues. Ces mesures sont nécessaires et cadrent parfaitement avec les meilleures pratiques recommandées par les autorités canadiennes en matière de santé et par le médecin général des FAC. Nous continuons de travailler de concert avec nos partenaires gouvernementaux pour surveiller la propagation de la COVID-19, s’y préparer et intervenir. Nous continuerons d’ajuster nos pratiques en fonction de l’évolution de la situation et des recommandations émises par l’Agence de santé publique du Canada (ASPC). Nous vous remercions à l’avance de votre patience et de votre compréhension. Pour de plus amples renseignements, veuillez consulter notre site Web www.forces.ca ou nous contacter à l’aide des coordonnées ci-dessous. Veuillez noter qu’il pourrait y avoir un retard par rapport au délai de réponse usuel. Avant de commencer Pour accéder à la Demande d’Emploi en Ligne (DEL) des Forces armées canadiennes, vous devez créer une Clé GC qui utilise un justificatif d’identité du gouvernement du Canada (nom d’utilisateur et mot de passe que vous avez créé) ou vous pouvez accéder à la DEL par l’intermédiaire d’un Partenaire de connexion ( Secure-Key Service de Concierge) qui utilise vos informations bancaires en ligne Dans les deux cas, vous devrez accéder à la DEL via votre Clé GC ou votre Partenaire de connexion , en plus de créer et d'utiliser les informations de connexion pour la DEL. Que vous choisissiez d'utiliser la Clé GC ou un Partenaire de connexion , et lorsque vous créez votre profil DEL: Sélectionnez les informations de connexion et les indices de mot de passe dont vous vous souviendrez Utilisez une adresse courriel valide à laquelle vous avez actuellement accès Ne pas divulguez ni partagez vos informations de connexion avec qui que ce soit Ne sauvegardez pas vos informations de connexion ou vos informations d’accès sur un ordinateur public Assurez-vous de vous déconnecter après chaque session et de ne pas laisser votre application ouverte si vous êtes loin de votre ordinateur.

The Lawyers Indemnity Fund has an opening for the position of Claims Counsel. The responsibilities of this position will include: Investigating professional negligence and theft claims against lawyers Determining the applicability of insurance coverage Managing the defence of actions by outside counsel and potentially acting as defence counsel in some actions Developing and implementing strategies to effectively resolve claims Participating in loss prevention activities and providing information to insured lawyers on practice and risk issues Qualifications To be considered, you must be a member in good standing of the Law Society of BC with a minimum of five years of recent practice experience. Commercial litigation experience, and an excellent reputation in the legal community are essential. Preference will be given to candidates who have litigation experience or working knowledge in the areas of commercial and real estate transactions, insolvency, and securities. You have excellent interpersonal and communication skills, strong analytical abilities, superior advocacy and sound judgment. You take a practical approach to issues. You also have superior writing skills and work effectively in stressful situations. The Lawyers Indemnity Fund is owned and operated by the Law Society of BC and provides indemnification to all lawyers in private practice in British Columbia and some in-house lawyers at their option. It has over $190 million in assets, an annual budget of $22 million and manages approximately 1,000 reports of claims and potential claims against lawyers each year. This position combines the challenges of private practice, a collegial workplace and a focus on excellence. As Claims Counsel, you will be part of a team of lawyers managing and defending lawyers professional liability claims in a professional and supportive environment. This full-time position offers a competitive salary commensurate with experience and an attractive benefits package. To apply, please email a resume and cover letter to personnel@lsbc.org with the subject “Claims Counsel” by January 29, 2021. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. The terms and conditions of the Collective Agreement between the Law Society of BC and the Professional Employees Association apply to this position. The 2021 salary range for this position is $116,030.79 to $143,830.17. This position is located at the Lawyers Indemnity Fund office in the Yaletown area of Vancouver, BC. 500-845 Cambie Street Vancouver, British Columbia

Location:  Toronto, ON, CA, M5G 1X6 Req ID:  19141   Status:  Full Time, Permanent  Education Level: Bachelor of Law degree (LLB), Member in good standings with Law Society of Upper Canada (must retain status), prior experience in the energy industry will be considered an asset. Location(s):  Downtown Toronto | 700 University Avenue, Toronto, ON Until further notice, this role will be a work from home position due to (COVID-19) pandemic. Travel:  Yes - As required, mainly GTA / Durham region Deadline to Apply:  November 30, 2020   BE THE GENERATION   to challenge and change.   At Ontario Power Generation Inc. (OPG), our values are our strengths. They are fundamental truths about us that don’t change.  Safety. Integrity.   Excellence. People and Citizenship .  We operate a diverse portfolio of generation assets including nuclear, hydroelectric, biomass and solar, and offer challenging and unique work opportunities.  BE THE GENERATION   to power tomorrow.   JOB OVERVIEW   OPG is seeking a business-minded and results-oriented commercial lawyer to join our legal team in the role of Legal Counsel for our downtown Toronto location.   Reporting to the Assistant General Counsel, the role of Legal Counsel provides strategic legal support to OPG in the practice areas of corporate/commercial law.  Responsibilities will include providing strategic, practical and risk-based legal advice to various client groups, supporting various levels of management, including senior executives in the area(s) of:   Construction projects and strategic corporate and business development initiatives; Intellectual property and information and technology; Procurement processes; Nuclear liability and compensation; Drafting and negotiating strategic agreements with OPG’s suppliers and contractors; Supporting business opportunities embarked on by OPG’s subsidiaries; Compliance with Construction Act requirements; Maintaining and updating OPG’s standard contracts; Drafting, reviewing and advising on OPG’s governance; and Liaising with and managing external counsel.   This is an exciting opportunity to work in an environment where you will contribute to OPG’s continued growth and success in generating safe, clean, reliable low-cost power in a sustainable manner.   KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES    Provide high quality and timely legal advice in areas on law identified above; Develop and execute legal strategy through management of all aspects of providing legal advice in the areas of law identified above; Advise OPG business partners on managing legal, including contractual, risks; Stay current on OPG’s business and legal matters in general, including statutory changes, significant case law, and prevailing legal strategy; Work independently and as a member of a team to identify, research and resolve legal issues, overcome practical barriers, and provide options that will work best for the OPG business; Educate business partners about legal matters and developments relevant to their business area; Employ effective work practices and document/file management; Meet all work schedule requirements and proactively pursue new challenges and files; Liaise and develop effective relationships with internal stakeholders at all levels of the organization; and Interact with and represent OPG with external stakeholders who may include OPG’s shareholder, government bodies and ministries, financial institutions, external counsel engaged by OPG, and opposing legal counsel.   EDUCATION    Bachelor of Law degree (LLB); and Member in good standing with the Law Society of Upper Canada / Law Society of Ontario (must retain status).   QUALIFICATIONS   We are seeking a commercial/corporate lawyer, with relevant experience ideally gained at a large Bay Street firm or in-house legal department of a large corporation, including the following:   Two to four years of experience in the relevant practice areas; Experience working in/for a highly regulated industry such as utilities, energy, power, and/or experience working for a highly industrial or heavy infrastructure organization, while having supported broader public services sector is preferred; Proven ability to work in a complex and regulated corporate environment; Experience providing legal support on a wide variety of commercial contracts; having an agile approach, aptitude to learn new subject matter quickly and ability to pivot as required; Experience advising clients on matters related to the Construction Act ; Ability to provide sound, risk-based and practical legal advice; experience providing advice to key internal business partners at various levels of management, including senior executives; Understanding or desire to gain understanding of OPG’s  business; willingness and ability to be a valued partner who provides strategic legal advice, while adding value as key decisions impacting the business are being made; Strong interpersonal skills, experience in building and maintaining productive relationships with internal and external business partners/stakeholders; directing, liaising and briefing outside counsel as required;   A results-oriented focus and the ability to work in a fast-paced changing environment and effectively manage several projects simultaneously; sense of urgency and decision making skills conducive to managing priorities and meeting internal and external timelines; Strong critical thinking, analytical, research and creative problem solving skills, with a keen eye for detail; Effective oral communications skills; ability to influence and communicate effectively across the company and externally at all levels; Superior writing skills including the ability to compile information from research, case files or verbal direction, in order to draft documentation and briefs; Ability to learn quickly and adjust to change, ability to quickly understand information received from a number of different sources, analyze complex situations and risk implications to reach appropriate conclusions, providing recommendations for solutions and a path forward and pivot as required; Highest level of personal integrity, sound professional judgement and business acumen; Ability to work independently as an individual contributor and be a member of a team; Demonstrated ability to be proactive and confident; and Proficiency with the use of tools such as Microsoft Word, Outlook Express, Excel, Westlaw and Quicklaw.   The successful candidate will exhibit uncompromising integrity and commitment to upholding corporate values and the OPG Code of Business Conduct.   WHY OPG?   As Ontario’s largest clean energy generator, OPG offers an exciting combination of challenging opportunities and career diversity in a work environment where safety is a fundamental value. Being an OPG employee means you can apply your knowledge, broaden your skills and make a valuable contribution to an organization that is vital to Ontario's success.   At OPG, our values are our strengths.  They are fundamental truths about our organization that don’t change.   Safety. Integrity. Excellence. People and Citizenship.    Here's why OPG might just be the ideal workplace for you: Exceptional range of opportunities province-wide Long-term career growth and development opportunities Electricity is vital to the province If you are looking to learn from others and be part of something important, and you are excited about the future of power generation, you will find the right fit at OPG.   Our promise to you: We care about the safety and the well-being of our employees. It is our utmost priority. A supportive work environment where you can be your best every day. Opportunities to stretch and develop in our diverse lines of business. Provide spaces for innovative thinking and solutions, such as Launchpad or X-Lab.    Offer different ways for you to give back to communities where we operate. We support employment equity and diversity.   APPLICATION PROCESS   Please submit your application  online  at  https://jobs.opg.com/  by  11:59 PM E.S.T. ,  November 30, 2020 . OPG thanks all those who apply; however, only candidates considered for an interview will be contacted. ACCOMMODATIONS   OPG is committed to fostering an inclusive, equitable, and accessible environment where all employees feel valued, respected, and supported. If you require accommodation during the application or interview process, please advise us as soon as possible so appropriate arrangements can be made. If you require information in a format that is accessible to you, please contact   AODA@opg.com  

Senior Legal Counsel Permanent, full-time position – Toronto, ON If you’re an experienced lawyer with knowledge of the law governing public education and school board operations, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) Legal Services team would welcome your expertise. Reporting to the Executive Officer, Legal Services, and demonstrating your strengths as a communicator, you’ll provide proactive and strategic legal advice and opinions to Board senior staff and departments in various areas of law, and represent the Board in a variety of legal proceedings. For this position, candidates who practise corporate/commercial, privacy, and IT/cyber law are preferred. PRIMARY DUTIES As Senior Legal Counsel, you will: Provide proactive and strategic legal advice and opinions to Board senior staff and departments in various areas of law; Represent the Board in legal proceedings, in mediation, and at various tribunals, including drafting pleadings and briefs, developing litigation strategy, preparing witnesses, gathering evidence and related documentation, examining witnesses, negotiating settlements, etc.; Review and negotiate with internal and external parties, and draft contracts, agreements, briefs, public statements, etc.; Develop legal resources and deliver training and professional development sessions; Negotiate with external groups, lawyers, government bodies and others; Prepare and review Board and committee reports; Provide legal advice at Board meetings and committees; Act as a resource for other legal counsel on areas of expertise; Act as Legal Services representative in multi-department project teams or working groups; Provide leadership and contribute to department goals and initiatives to efficiently and effectively deliver legal services; Provide training and/or professional development to department and TDSB staff on legal issues; Stay abreast of developments in relevant areas of law and practice; Provide direction and guidance to designated legal support staff (e.g. interns, students-at-law, etc.); Adhere to the highest standards of professional and ethical conduct; and Perform other duties, as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS To take on the role of Senior Legal Counsel, you must have: Bachelor of Laws (or Juris Doctor); Membership, in good standing, with the Law Society of Ontario; At least four (4) years’ successful related experience; Firm understanding of tribunal and court rules of procedure; Knowledge of legislation governing education and school board operations; Demonstrated ability to represent client in complex trials and hearings; Understanding of, and commitment to, the principles of equity; Proven expertise in solving new and complex problems and developing innovative strategies to achieve results; Ability to draft and interpret pleadings, contracts and other legal documents; Ability to work independently while being an effective member of a team; Highly effective research, communication and presentation skills; and Excellent organizational skills to handle multiple files, often under tight deadlines. Salary range: $122,510 to $147,012 per annum This permanent, full-time position, located at 5050 Yonge Street (wheelchair accessible), involves travel to schools and TDSB sites, law offices, courts, tribunals, etc., and requires the availability to work extended hours (evenings/weekends), as needed. Please submit a resume and cover letter, by 12:00 noon, January 18, 2021, quoting competition #SCH II-20-0167NER in the subject line, to: application.submission@tdsb.on.ca Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. Applications will not be acknowledged in writing. We strive to meet the accommodation needs of persons with disabilities. Applicants are encouraged to make their needs for accommodation known in advance during the application process. We are an equal opportunity employer and adhere to fair employment practices.  

Full-time, Permanent (2 Positions) 10-15 years Litigation experience - securities/commercial litigation or criminal/quasi-criminal prosecutions experience an asset but not required The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) is the statutory body responsible for administering and enforcing securities legislation in the Province of Ontario. As a regulator of the capital markets, the OSC is working to safeguard the integrity of the Ontario securities markets. With the challenges of regulating today’s ever changing dynamic capital markets, the OSC continues to be an employer that offers exciting career opportunities. The Enforcement Branch investigates and litigates breaches of securities laws in Ontario, assisting in protecting investors from unfair or improper practices and fostering fair and efficient markets. This department is recruiting for Senior Litigation Counsels to join the team. With the mandate to fight misconduct, this team works on cutting edge, complex and challenging files. Senior Litigation Counsel are part of multi-disciplinary teams, assisting in the formulation of strategy, analyzing evidence and leading prosecutions of a broad range of securities offences in administrative hearings before the OSC and in quasi-criminal proceedings before the Ontario courts. Though it has recently added two Senior Litigation Counsels, the Enforcement Branch seeks to further add talent to its growing team. The ideal candidates will have 10 – 15 years of litigation experience gained at a law firm, provincial or federal crown office, or other board or regulatory body. Excellent, senior level litigation experience, including taking the lead on complex hearings/trials will be essential for this role as you will be responsible for decision making on strategy and direction of files. Top notch advocacy skills will be mandatory as you will have a great deal of opportunity to be ‘on your feet’. In addition, you will be responsible for drafting required material, liaising with defence counsel responding to Charter motions and making recommendations and decisions on the file including monitoring and fulfilling disclosure obligations. You must have excellent judgment and communication skills, superior written advocacy skills and the ability to multitask. Securities/commercial litigation or criminal/quasi-criminal prosecution experience is an asset, but not required. This is a unique opportunity in a fast-moving, dynamic environment. The work is varied, challenging and anything but routine. The team is close-knit and takes a team approach to their work. It offers a diverse, fair and flexible work environment and takes pride in its challenging and rewarding work. If you like to problem solve and have a genuine interest in protecting the integrity of the ever changing capital markets, this may be the perfect position for you. If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your cover letter and resume to Lorene Nagata or Lesa Ong of Nagataconnex Executive Legal Search . As this is an exclusive campaign with NagataConnex Executive Legal Search, any resumes received from other sources will be forwarded to them. Suite 1910, 8 King Street East, Toronto, M5C 1B5 Tel 416 214-9881 | Fax 416 214-1989 | e-mail info@nagataconnex.com www.nagataconnex.com

Inaugural Role: Executive Lead and Strategic Advisor, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) is globally recognized for advancing children’s health through the integration of patient care, research, and education. Ranked among the Top 200 healthcare institutions in biomedical sciences by Nature Index and as a top Canadian health-care institution in the same ranking, SickKids is deeply committed to its mission of Healthier Children. A Better World . For the sixth straight year, SickKids has been named to Canada’s Top 100 Employers and has also been recognized by Mediacorp Canada as one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People . With the above context in view, the institution is home to a cadre of trailblazers committed to tackling the most pressing health-related challenges of our time—all while advancing a workplace environment focused on the wellbeing of its people. Its community is one of enormous creativity and openness, camaraderie and kinship, and a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion in all its forms. It is within this context that SickKids welcomes applications and nominations for the inaugural position of Executive Lead and Strategic Advisor, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion —a position that will see a trailblazer, within the EDI space, having an indelible impact within the organization and on the lives of children and their families of various communities. Reporting to the President and CEO and sitting at the highest leadership table in the organization (the Senior Management Committee), the Executive Lead and Strategic Advisor will develop and implement a hospital-wide strategy that advances equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI), as well as a culture of belonging, within the organization. The incumbent works with others leading EDI initiatives across the institution, aligning efforts, sharing programs and best practices, and ensuring measurement systems are leveraged to assess the organization’s progress as it relates to this important work. Among other responsibilities, the Executive Lead and Strategic Advisor advances opportunities for reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples; works to dismantle pediatric health-care inequities; identifies and implements solutions and initiatives to address systemic bias and organizational barriers; works with Human Resources to ensure recruitment processes and institutional culture supports a diverse workforce; and, assesses existing training programs through an EDI lens and introduces additional training requirements. As a member of the Senior Management Committee, the incumbent will participate in strategic projects and initiatives at SickKids including the institution’s ground-breaking Project Horizon redevelopment. The ideal candidate has a deep understanding of best practices in EDI work, and demonstrated experience in the development, implementation, and management of education programs related to EDI. They will bring several years’ experience working across a large organization, coordinating and synergizing efforts with multiple stakeholders, and leading institutional change. The incumbent has strong interpersonal skills including sound judgment, tact, and diplomacy; the ability to lead teams effectively; and, the gravitas to influence stakeholders at senior tables. Self-motivated, proactive, and excellent at prioritizing deliverables in a fast-paced environment, the incumbent is detailed-oriented, an exceptional problem solver, and is skilled at working independently and collaboratively when working with teams. A Bachelor’s degree, with a Master’s degree preferred (and preferably in areas such as Equity Studies, Social Work, Law, Sociology, Education, or Organizational Development), is sought, or a combination of relevant experience and education.  Interested applicants can apply online by clicking HERE . SickKids invites applications from all qualified candidates; however Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be given priority. SickKids is partnering with BIPOC Executive Search to ensure an applicant list that includes Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour, thereby reflecting Canada’s diverse population. Applicants from the BIPOC community can send their resume to Helen Mekonen at hmekonen@bipocsearch.com or Jason Murray at jmurray@bipocsearch.com . In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), accommodation will be provided throughout the recruitment process to applicants with disabilities. We thank everyone for their expression of interest—and are truly appreciative of the time individuals put into applying—but with the limitations of time only those selected for an interview will be contacted.   SickKids Commitment to Diversity The children and families that SickKids cares for are diverse, and so are their employees. All are welcome to join our unique organizational culture and be part of our inclusive team. If requested, SickKids is proud to make available accommodations to support applicants with disabilities during the interview and assessment process. Information received relating to accommodation will be addressed confidentially. SickKids is also committed to providing services in both official languages and its preference is to hire employees who are fluent in both English and French whenever possible.  

About Kingsdale Advisors: With offices in Toronto and New York, Kingsdale Advisors is the leading shareholder services and advisory firm, having acted on the largest and most high-profile proxy fights and transactions. Since 2003, public companies across North America have looked to the expertise of Kingsdale Advisors to help them reach out to shareholders and secure the success of transactions or resolutions driven by shareholder votes. Kingsdale Advisors’ multidisciplinary team offers an array of specialized services focused on strategic and defensive advisory, governance advisory and proxy analytics, strategic communications, and voting analytics.   Your Role & How You Will Contribute Reporting to the CEO, the Executive Vice President will play a key, client-facing role in executing shareholder campaigns, transactions, pursuing new business opportunities and generating industry related thought leadership pieces.   The successful individual will have strong leadership skills, the ability to inspire through influence, have a high level of emotional intelligence, be dedicated to pursuing innovation, and the ability to attract, develop, and retain top talent. This is a leadership role that will involve managing an integrated team of employees, managing detailed processes, leading client relationships, and pursuing business development including cross selling to existing clients and garnering new client relationships in pursuit of revenue generating opportunities.  The individual will provide a professional public presence on behalf of the company in a number of settings.   Responsibilities & Key Duties will include: General Duties Play a senior role in establishing short and long-term goals for the company and individual departments; monitor progress against targets; evaluate results and recommend improvements Take a leadership role in defining standards, policies, procedures, and organizational enhancements to meet company goals and ensure compliance Partner with the CEO, President and other executives on all strategic issues as they arise to develop solutions, including recommendations on cost identification, analysis, and budget Idea generation as it relates to the future of the business and changing industry environment to ensure Kingsdale remains the leader Assist in the preparation of business plans and budgets Assume a mentorship role for employees as it relates to human resource management, project management, and business development Positioning self as an industry leader by developing thought leadership pieces and participating in industry events Plan for the future operational requirements and stability of Kingsdale by preparing and recommending processes and best practices Client Leadership The EVP takes a leadership role in working with all departments, and particularly the proxy group, to ensure that Kingsdale’s clients always receive the best service. The recognition that existing clients are our best source of new business must permeate throughout the organization. Manage the company’s human resources and be directly involved in any hiring of new employees upon consultation with the CEO and President Provide guidance to the DCMs (Directors, Client Management) as they project and manage all aspects of the client file to move it toward successful conclusion, including ensuring timelines are met and quality assurance and best practices are adhered to Take a leadership role at client meetings and conference calls to give strategic input and advice, to educate the client on the process and to instill a level of confidence in Kingsdale’s ability to deliver results. Represent Kingsdale and advance the client’s interests as required, especially with respect to contested shareholder meetings and transactions. Monitor, review and, if necessary, direct the client communication provided by the DCMs Other duties as assigned Business Development Identify business development opportunities, including opportunities that arise as a result of pending M&A activity or pending proxy fights, as well as potential opportunities for organic and inorganic growth Research and follow up on business development opportunities Identify new services or product streams of interest to market Make presentations to clients, law firms, and other potential decision makers or decision influencers as required Develop and maintain contacts at law firms, investment banks and issuers Make “cold calls” on potential clients and secure new engagements and clients With input from the CEO on pricing, draft, negotiate and close contract agreements with prospects   Qualifications & Attributes: Business and legal procedures – in-depth knowledge and application of different techniques related to business and legal procedures. Client communication – strong written and oral communication skills; comfortable presenting to groups, speaking in public and pitching business; C-suite experience and relationships in the financial/legal community is an asset. Strategic Thinking – develops strategies to achieve organizational goals; understands organization's strengths & weaknesses; analyzes market and competition; Identifies external threats and opportunities; adapts strategy to changing conditions. Planning/Organizing – prioritizes and plans work activities; uses time efficiently; plans for additional resources; sets goals and objectives; organizes or schedules other people and their tasks; develops realistic action plans. Quality Management & Attention to Detail - looks for ways to improve and promote quality; demonstrates accuracy and thoroughness. Client communication – strong written and oral communication skills; comfortable presenting to groups, speaking in public and pitching businesses. Analytical – synthesizes complex or diverse information; collects and researches data; uses intuition and experience to complement data; designs workflows and procedures. Delegation – delegates work assignments; matches the responsibility to the person; gives authority to work independently; sets expectations and monitors delegated activities; provides recognition for results. Managing People – includes staff in planning, decision-making, facilitating and process improvement; takes responsibility for subordinates' activities; makes self available to staff; provides regular performance feedback; develops subordinates' skills and encourages growth; fosters quality focus in others. Teamwork – manage teams; establish appropriate relationships among members; set up the rules and procedures; conflict resolution; team performance. Cost Consciousness – works within approved budget; develops and implements cost saving measures; contributes to profits and revenue; conserves organizational resources. Professionalism & Judgment – displays willingness to make decisions; exhibits sound and accurate judgment; supports and explains reasons for decisions; includes appropriate people in decision-making process; makes timely decisions.   Education Honours Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration or related discipline from a four-year university or equivalent experience is required MBA or LLB is an asset   Experience 7+ years of experience in a similar leadership role. 3 – 4 years of corporate finance or legal experience. 3 – 5 years of management experience.   Equity Statement Kingsdale Advisors is a staunch advocate for diversity in all its forms, and especially welcomes applications from members of the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) community, women, people with disabilities, the LGBTQ+ community, and those of diverse intersectional identities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process as well as part of employment with Kingsdale Advisors. In accordance with the AODA Act, for applicants with disabilities, accommodation will be provided throughout the search process.   Application Process Kingsdale Advisors invites applications from all qualified candidates; however Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be given priority. Interested candidates should submit their resume to Urmilla Khan at ukhan@bipocsearch.com . Kingsdale is partnering with BIPOC Executive Search to ensure an applicant list that includes Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour, thereby reflecting Canada’s diverse population.

Employment Type :     Permanent Full-time Location(s) :     SK--Regina and Area-Regina       SK--Saskatoon and Area-Saskatoon Ministry :     003 Justice Salary Range :     $5,599 - $7,280   Monthly Grade :     MCP.05.   Public Prosecutions in Regina and Saskatoon requires a highly-motivated and responsible professional who is adaptable to change and thrives under pressure.   As a Traffic Safety Court Prosecutor, you will prosecute charges laid under various provincial statutes and municipal bylaws. These include The Traffic Safety Act , Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act , The Wildlife Act , The Dangerous Goods Act , The Direct Sellers Act , and others. You will require knowledge of procedures used in investigating and laying charges, as you will need to prepare and make arguments before a Traffic Safety Court Justice. The prosecutions of the trials will also include questioning and cross-examining witnesses in court.    You will be required to review files to determine the sufficiency of evidence and validity of charges, schedule court appearances, and arrange for subpoenas and witnesses. You will need to be an effective communicator in order to explain and discuss charges with accused individuals as well as liaise with police, Highway Traffic Board, and court officials. The ability to plan and organize caseloads to meet the needs of both the clients and the court deadlines will be essential.   Typically, the knowledge and abilities required for this position would be obtained through education and demonstrated experience in areas such as administering court processes, traffic enforcement or prosecutions.   We are committed to workplace diversity.   Hours of Work :     M - Monthly Out of Scope Number of Openings :     2   Closing Date :     Dec 28, 2020, 11:59:00 PM   Contact Us careers@gov.sk.ca    

Department Government of Yukon -> Justice - Litigation Group Location Whitehorse, YT Y1A 2C6 CA (Primary) Job Type Permanent End Date   Full/Part Time Full-time Standard Hours Bi-weekly 75 Classification LE03 Salary $118,147.00 - $158,036.00 Union MGT Days Off Saturday/Sunday Travel 10% Admissibility Open to all Candidates, Preference - Canadian Aboriginal ancestry, Preference - Yukon First Nations ancestry This competition is open to all candidates who meet the above noted Admissibility. A hiring preference will apply for qualified candidates of Canadian Aboriginal ancestry, with a priority for qualified Yukon First Nation candidates. This initiative is in support of Yukon government’s goal for a representative public service. For more information on the hiring preference visit www.yukon.ca/hiring-preference .   Job Summary and Requirements This is to fill one permanent, full-time position Litigation Group Salary will commensurate with education and experience: LE03 - $118,147 to $158,036 per annum The Department of Justice is working to ensure Yukon remains a safe, secure, and healthy place to live and work.  We provide supportive and dynamic work environments comprising teams of professionals who are committed to making a difference in the lives of Yukoners. The Department of Justice is recruiting a senior Litigator to provide legal representation for and legal advice to the Government of Yukon.  Duties include representing the Government of Yukon in civil litigation and administrative law matters. Litigators must have the highest written and oral language proficiency and the ability to communicate effectively with clients and colleagues in order to provide exceptional legal advice. A client-service orientation, as well as an understanding of the role of Litigators, is essential.     The principles that guide are: Reconciliation with Yukon First Nations: Together as DOJ representatives we commit to embracing the spirit of the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada entitled Honouring the Truth, Reconciling the Future , by conducting ourselves in our day-to-day business in a manner that embodies the purpose of reconciliation with our First Nations members in the Yukon. We recognize the importance of employee education on First Nations history and the encouragement of innovative thinking by all DOJ personnel on our ability to effect meaningful change towards true reconciliation. Working as a Team: As DOJ employees we value working together as a team within branches and within the department as a whole, while respecting our respective roles in the administration of justice, to work as one entity to meet our collective objective to serve the public. We are mindful of the impact of our actions on the people around us both in proximity and in the larger department and strive to ensure that we maintain the best interests of the department in our approach to our work. Identify and Meet our Clients' Needs: DOJ personnel have a wide variety of responsibilities and an equally diverse clientele, internal and external to government, and we are committed to ensuring that they know we work for them and that we treat them with empathy, inclusion, integrity, respect and professionalism. Initiative and Innovation: Management will encourage DOJ staff at all levels to think innovatively and to take initiative that will improve the work we do and services that we provide to allow for positive change and creativity in the workplace. Management will encourage DOJ personnel to reconsider our approach to the services we provide and adapt to the changing environment. Communications: We are committed to improving the way we communicate internally with one another and externally to the public in order to better perform as a DOJ Team, share information and ideas with each other, dispel negative myths about the department and to ensure that the public has an appreciation for the excellent work we do.   For more information about this position, please contact David Christie, Managing Counsel, Litigation Group, at (867) 667-8056 or David.Christie@gov.yk.ca  .         For more information about the recruitment process, please contact Silvia Richards, Human Resource Consultant at (867) 667-8692 or Silvia.Richards@gov.yk.ca  .     If you need technical support submitting your application, please contact:  867-667-9453 or E-Recruitment.clientsupport@gov.yk.ca  . Please do not email resumes to any of the above addresses; resumes may only be accepted through the e-recruitment application system. Government of Yukon does not sponsor foreign workers for employment in Canada and does not participate in the federal nominee programs. Currently candidates who have the legal right to live and work in Canada in place at the time of the job posting are eligible for consideration on our employment opportunities.   Essential Qualifications  Please submit your resume clearly demonstrating how you meet the following qualifications. Please note selection for further consideration will be based on the information you provide in your resume. •    Experience in the practice of law – including significant experience Civil Litigation and Administrative Law •    Experience working collaboratively in a legal environment •    Experience analyzing legal issues and proposing solutions •    Demonstrated leadership skills  Preference will be for those with senior level experience; however, those with a junior level of experience may be considered.   Desired Knowledge, Skills and Suitability We are looking for a skilled lawyer to provide legal advice, often on short notice.  The ideal candidate will have strong organizational, written and oral communication skills.  In addition, they will be able to provide legal education to clients and will have the ability to work independently. Strong analytical, problem-solving, collaborative and written and oral communication skills are required for this position, as well as the ability to provide mentorship and constructive feedback to colleagues.  Additional Information   Condition of Employment: •    Current member in good standing of the Law Society of Yukon or be currently eligible for admission in the Law Society of Yukon .Job Requirement(s): •    Occasional Travel in and out-of-territory is required •    Evenings and weekend work is sometimes required   Eligibility List 12 months Post Date 3 December 2020 Close Date 17 December 2020 Job Description Litigation Lawyer JD

OVERVIEW JOB PURPOSE:   Strategic Policy Counsel provides advice and support for the policy-making function of the Law Society where it tackles issues that require creative, proactive and strategic approaches.  Strategic Policy Counsel takes on some of the toughest policy challenges confronting the Law Society and is required to think big and differently.  Strategic Policy Counsel has in-depth understanding (local, national and international) of developments, emerging issues and trends in the regulation of legal and other professions; of developments and trends in the delivery of legal services by lawyers and paralegals, of practice, ethical and business issues related to the delivery of legal services by lawyers and paralegals, of the challenges in the administration of justice and in promoting access to justice and of equity, diversity and inclusion challenges in the legal professions. Relying on this knowledge, Strategic Policy Counsel thinks creatively to craft options for approaches to policy challenges that strategically align with the Law Society’s priorities, are comprehensive, are practical, are creative, innovative and progressive and ensure that the Law Society, not only keeps pace with developments, but also leads, in regulation.  Strategic Policy Counsel works with working groups and task forces that are established to deal with a discrete issue within a fixed period of time.  Strategic Policy Counsel also works with standing committees of Convocation when they are dealing with more complex issues.      QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:   An LL.B. / J.D. and a lawyer licensee in good standing with the Law Society*. Strategic Policy Counsel is expected to work collaboratively as well as independently, conducting research of considerable importance to the Law Society and providing creative and proactive guidance and advice on policy to benchers and staff, requiring a minimum of 10 years’ experience working for a professional governing body, government, legal organization or in legal practice or similar professional setting.  A minimum of 5 years (of the 10 years’ experience) must be in a position wherein the incumbent provided strategic policy advice.  Equivalent experience may be considered. The incumbent may be required to travel in Ontario and throughout Canada (and, on occasion, internationally), primarily related to consultations, but also to present at meetings and conferences. Solid understanding of the Law Society Act and its regulations and by-laws, Law Society policies, and the Law Society’s mandate and its policy-making processes, or willingness to learn. Proven ability, on a superior level, to quickly and thoroughly research and analyze complex legal and policy issues. Strong statutory interpretation skills. Proven ability, on a superior level, to work in a wide range of legal areas and fields of policy. Substantial knowledge of public policy, public administration and regulatory policy processes and procedural issues. Comprehensive knowledge and use of research tools including data analysis. Familiarity with consultation and analysis techniques. Proven ability, on a superior level, to prepare concise, well-written reports. Proven ability, on a superior level, to communicate both orally and in writing complex information in audience appropriate language and format. Expressive and persuasive in both spoken and written language facilitating effective decision-making. Computer literacy, including familiarity with word processing and applications, and social media. Sound judgment, tact and sensitivity to functioning as non-partisan staff in a “government” setting. Proven ability to work under pressure. Proven ability to assess challenges from multiple and different perspectives, to think big and differently and to craft creative solutions. *By submitting your application for employment, you agree to a clearance check of your regulatory history with the Law Society, and to the use of this information in assessing suitability for employment at the Law Society. KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES Client / Customer Service Delivery   Provides support to benchers and staff by assessing problems, situations and challenges, identifying core and consequential issues, analyzing research and other input and, drawing on their assessments, analyses and knowledge, advising on possible solutions, their impacts and risks.  Prepares a variety of reports, documents and papers in aid of providing support to benchers and staff as outlined above.  Assists in developing and analyzing consultations with stakeholders, legal professionals and the public. Attends at meetings and functions, including external consultations on policy options.  Makes presentations to committees, working groups and task forces, including providing “in camera” information and analyses. Conducts a variety of comprehensive legal, policy and other research, consults with internal and operational staff on challenges and opportunities, synthesizes and analyzes data/information gathered from the research and consultations, prepares a variety of reports, documents and papers as a result of the research and consultations and delivers oral briefings on the research and consultations.  Acts as secretary to committees, working groups and task forces, drafts and circulates reports for the committees, working groups and task forces, prepares agenda, minutes, and summaries of meetings, and manages time lines to meet reporting requirements. Research   Has strategic and in-depth understanding (local, national and international) of developments, emerging issues and trends in the regulation of the legal and other professions, of developments and trends in the delivery of legal services by lawyers and paralegals, of practice, ethical and business issues related to the delivery of legal services by lawyers and paralegals, of the challenges in the administration of justice and in promoting access to justice and of equity, diversity and inclusion issues in the legal professions. Conducts a variety of comprehensive legal policy and other research; consults with internal and operational staff on challenges and opportunities; analyzes research and other information; undertakes risk analysis and evaluation of policy options and mitigation strategies; assists in the preparation of financial and resource impact analyses; assists in developing and analyzing consultation with stakeholders, legal professionals and the public. Strategic Policy Counsel is required to conduct research in areas where there may be few, if any, precedents, requiring ingenuity and innovation.  Special Projects and Initiatives   Drafts submissions, correspondence, presentations, articles, etc., on behalf of benchers and staff. Attends, addresses and participates in meetings, conferences, symposia, etc. May lead and/or support consultation and stakeholder initiatives related to policy development.   May undertake a variety of other projects as assigned or required.  Relationship and Alliance Building   Acts as a public face of the Law Society to outside parties, locally, nationally and internationally, including other law societies, the Federation of Law Societies of Canada, other legal organizations and law schools, and Canadian provincial and federal governments. Prepares and presents submissions on behalf of the Law Society, and other stakeholders as assigned, in order to influence and inform policy, regulations and legislation affecting the legal professions. Develops and maintains a network of key stakeholders and decision makers, communicating the position of the Law Society, and building good will and credible influence among interested parties.  Team Development   Works closely with other staff within the Law Society at all levels, to ensure a strategic, comprehensive and consistent approach to policy development within the Law Society. Facilitates the development of a broader team‑based approach throughout the Law Society by ensuring comprehensive and timely dissemination of information, as appropriate, and coordination and collaboration of efforts by staff. COMPETENCIES Service Orientation   The requirement to maintain a high standard of commitment, ethics, respect, care in service delivery to clients (internal and/or external).   Communication and Interpersonal Skills   The requirement to structure and deliver effective verbal and written communication with clients, staff, licensees, the public and others in a non-threatening and constructive way.   Team Orientation   The requirement to share responsibility for the achievement of team goals and the associated behaviours required for individuals to contribute effectively in a team environment.   Continuous Improvement   The requirement to demonstrate an attitude that consistently strives to improve a standard of excellence for one’s self and for the benefit of the organization, its licensees and stakeholders.   Problem Solving and Judgement   The requirement to identify and analyze problems, determine root causes, evaluate alternative solutions and take and/or recommend appropriate solutions.    Technical Competence / Professional Knowledge   The requirement to apply knowledge and skills to carry out the work and/or provide advice. This also includes the quality of advice given, as well as the requirement to make decisions in the best interests of the organization as a whole.

Crown Prosecutor   -   HUM010014   Employment Type :     Order-in-Council Location(s) :     SK--Regina and Area-Regina       Ministry :     003 Justice Salary Range :     $6,852-$10,682 C1 $10,582-$13,202 C2   Monthly Grade :     Order-in-Council   Public Prosecutions prosecutes those charged under the Criminal Code, Youth Criminal Justice Act, some other federal statutes, and some provincial statutes. Public Prosecutions promotes safe communities by just conclusion of criminal charges through various means, ranging from vigorous prosecution of trial matters to working with justice partners, individuals, and organizations to implement alternative resolutions.  As a Crown Prosecutor you will help deliver justice through fair and effective prosecutions. Sound legal expertise and excellent inter-personal skills will make you an integral part of preserving and improving public safety and the lives of people in our communities. The work offers an intellectual challenge, and an opportunity to make a difference in your community.    Qualifications: Eligible for membership and, on an ongoing basis, holding a membership in good standing with the Law Society of Saskatchewan; Satisfactorily pass a criminal record check; Litigation experience in the practice of criminal law; Outstanding oral communication and presentation skills; Superior written communication skills; Excellent interpersonal skills; Excellent analytical skills; Effective case management and organization skills; The ability to meet short deadlines, working independently and as part of a team; and,  Experience and proficiency with computer software applications including legal research applications and MS Office. Experience with CJIMS is considered an asset but not required. Job Duties:   Under the direction of the Regional Crown Prosecutor, you will be responsible for a multitude of duties and decisions. Primary duties will be the carriage of criminal, quasi-criminal, and regulatory prosecutions in the Provincial Court for Saskatchewan and the Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan. Such carriage will include docket court work, trial work, and summary conviction appeals. Other duties include giving legal opinions, reviewing police reports, and advising police as appropriate. The successful candidate will be expected to participate in legal education in the areas of criminal law, ethics, and the like.   The hours of work can vary and include working evenings and weekends when duties require. Travel by road and air is required, with work possibly requiring overnight stays in other communities.   The competitive salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. The person hired will be entitled to at least three weeks annual vacation, twelve scheduled days off, and statutory holidays. The person hired will also be entitled to a full benefit package after six months of service.   We are committed to workplace diversity.   Hours of Work :     M - Monthly Out of Scope Criminal Record Check Requirement :     The successful candidate shall be subject to a Criminal Record Check as a condition of employment Number of Openings :     1

La fonction publique du Québec est à la recherche de candidates et de candidats en vue de pourvoir  des emplois réguliers et occasionnels d’avocate ou d’avocat ou de notaire, spécialisé en droit fiscal, au ministère des Finances du Québec dans la région administrative de la Capitale-Nationale. Présentement, des emplois sont à pourvoir à la Direction des taxes ainsi qu’à la Direction des impôts. Ce processus de qualification mènera à l’inscription des personnes qualifiées dans la banque numéro 11501BSR02100001 – Avocate ou avocat ou notaire, spécialité droit fiscal. Les personnes dont le nom est déjà inscrit dans cette banque ne peuvent s’inscrire à ce processus. Contexte : La Direction des taxes a pour principales responsabilités de conseiller, sur le plan tant juridique qu’administratif, les autorités du Ministère en matière de : taxes à la consommation, notamment en ce qui a trait à la taxe de vente du Québec (TVQ) et aux taxes spécifiques sur les produits du tabac, sur les boissons alcooliques et sur les carburants. La Direction des impôts a pour principales responsabilités de conseiller, sur le plan tant juridique qu’administratif, les autorités du Ministère en matière de : fiscalité des particuliers, notamment en ce qui a trait à l'impôt sur le revenu et aux cotisations payables par les particuliers, aux mesures sociofiscales, aux fonds fiscalisés et aux obligations fiscales et sociofiscales des employeurs; fiscalité des entreprises, notamment en ce qui a trait à l’impôt sur le revenu, à la taxe sur les services publics, aux droits miniers et à l'intégrité du régime fiscal. De plus, ces deux directions doivent assurer, dans les domaines relevant de leur compétence, la concordance entre les modifications apportées à la législation et à la réglementation fiscales et les politiques adoptées par le gouvernement. Enfin, ces deux directions travaillent en étroite collaboration avec Revenu Québec et représentent le Ministère dans plusieurs comités ministériels, interministériels et intergouvernementaux. Attributions : À titre d’avocate, d’avocat ou de notaire, la personne titulaire de l’emploi sera appelée à c onseiller les responsables du ministère des Finances sur la législation et la réglementation fiscales et sur les principes de taxation, en vue de la prise de décisions gouvernementales en matière de politique fiscale. Elle aura notamment à  : exécuter des travaux de recherche et d’analyse visant à développer, à améliorer ou à corriger la politique fiscale et faire des propositions à ce sujet; élaborer le cadre légal et réglementaire des mesures fiscales faisant suite à la politique adoptée par le gouvernement et rédiger des documents quasi juridiques pour diffuser les changements apportés à la politique fiscale; assurer la mise en œuvre des mesures fiscales annoncées en effectuant un suivi auprès des ministères et des organismes et représenter le ministère des Finances auprès de plusieurs comités interministériels et intergouvernementaux. Pour en savoir plus sur les mandats confiés aux avocates, aux avocats ou aux notaires, consultez le  portail Carrières . Salaire : 82 211 $ à 114 344 $ Une prime de fonction juridique équivalente à 2 % du traitement est versée pour chacune des heures régulières rémunérées, conformément à l’article 323 de la convention collective des avocats et notaires. De plus, lorsqu’une avocate, un avocat ou une ou un notaire accède au niveau de juriste expert, son taux de traitement correspond à un pourcentage de 115 % du taux de l’échelle correspondant à l’échelon 18, mais ne peut dépasser 115 % du taux maximum de l’échelle de la classe d’emplois des avocats et notaires. L’octroi du niveau de juriste expert repose sur un rendement satisfaisant et il représente un traitement de 134 125 $. La fonction publique du Québec offre une foule d’avantages qu’il vous serait difficile de trouver ailleurs. Consultez le portail Carrières pour connaître tous ses avantages distinctifs , dont ceux qui permettent la conciliation travail et vie personnelle.    Profil recherché Conditions d’admission : Être inscrit au tableau de l’Ordre du Barreau du Québec ou de la Chambre des notaires du Québec. Une personne est également admissible si elle est en mesure de satisfaire aux exigences d’inscription au tableau de l’Ordre du Barreau du Québec ou de la Chambre des notaires du Québec dans un délai maximal d’un an. Toutefois, lors de sa nomination, elle devra être inscrite au tableau de l’ordre professionnel. Avoir complété une scolarité de deuxième cycle universitaire en fiscalité (minimum de 30 crédits) ou une formation jugée équivalente. Pour être considérée, toute scolarité effectuée hors du Canada doit faire l’objet d’une évaluation comparative (attestation d’équivalence) délivrée par le ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration (MIFI). La personne en attente de son évaluation comparative peut être admise sous condition de fournir le résultat de cette évaluation dès qu’elle le recevra. Posséder un minimum de cinq années d’expérience dans l’exercice d’attributions d’avocate ou d’avocat ou de notaire dans le domaine de la fiscalité, notamment en impôt des sociétés, en impôt des particuliers ou en taxes à la consommation.   Il est obligatoire de posséder la citoyenneté canadienne, le statut de résident permanent ou un permis de travail émis par l’autorité fédérale compétente pour occuper un emploi dans la fonction publique du Québec. Une personne en attente de la preuve de son statut de résident permanent ou d’un permis de travail émis par l’autorité fédérale compétente peut être admise au présent processus de qualification. Toutefois, elle devra posséder le statut de résident permanent, la citoyenneté canadienne ou un permis de travail émis par l’autorité fédérale compétente au moment de sa nomination. Il faut également avoir une connaissance du français appropriée aux fonctions.   Modalités d'inscription Période d’inscription   : Du 23 novembre 2020 au 8 janvier 2021 Les personnes admises pourraient être évaluées, en sous-groupes. Ceux-ci seront établis selon l’ordre d’inscription. Ainsi, il pourrait y avoir plusieurs dates de séances d’examens et l’inscription dans la banque de personnes qualifiées pourrait se faire en sous-groupes, à des dates différentes. Accéder au formulaire d’inscription  : L’inscription à ce processus de qualification doit s’effectuer à l’aide du formulaire d’inscription en ligne . Si vous êtes un employé de la fonction publique du Québec , consultez cet appel de candidatures dans Emplois en ligne , où vous seront précisées les modalités d’inscription. Aucun curriculum vitæ ne sera accepté, ni aucune candidature soumise par courrier électronique. Au terme de la période d'inscription, il ne sera plus permis de soumettre une candidature. À ce moment, vous n'aurez donc plus accès au formulaire d'inscription à ce processus de qualification, que vous ayez commencé ou non votre inscription. Remplir le formulaire d’inscription  : Seuls les renseignements contenus dans votre formulaire d’inscription seront considérés. Une fois que vous aurez soumis votre candidature, les renseignements contenus dans le formulaire ne peuvent plus être modifiés en ligne pour cet appel de candidatures. Aux fins de la vérification de l’admissibilité, vous devez inscrire toute votre scolarité et toutes vos expériences de travail, y inclus votre emploi actuel . Pour chaque scolarité, vous devez indiquer le nombre de crédits ou d’unités obtenus, à défaut de quoi celle-ci pourrait ne pas être considérée dans l’analyse de votre candidature. Cette information est disponible sur votre dernier relevé de notes. Pour chaque expérience, vous devez inscrire de façon exhaustive les tâches principales et habituelles, ainsi que la date de début et de fin de cette expérience, à défaut de quoi celle-ci pourrait ne pas être considérée dans l’analyse de votre candidature. Pour être jugées pertinentes, ces tâches doivent avoir un lien direct avec les attributions indiquées ci-dessus. Lorsque toutes les sections du formulaire d’inscription seront remplies, cliquez sur le bouton « Enregistrer » au bas de la page pour passer à l’étape 2 – « Profil et intérêts professionnels » et répondre aux questions posées, puis cliquez sur le bouton « Continuer » au bas de la page pour atteindre l’étape 3 – « Sommaire ». À cette dernière étape, si vous désirez réviser votre formulaire d’inscription ou votre questionnaire, cliquez sur le bouton « Retour » et apportez les modifications appropriées; sinon, pour confirmer la saisie des informations et transmettre votre candidature, cliquez sur le bouton « Soumettre » au bas de la page. Un message confirmant la transmission de votre candidature s’affiche. En tout temps, si vous cliquez sur le bouton « Retour » ou « Fermer » sans avoir au préalable cliqué sur « Enregistrer », les informations saisies ne seront pas sauvegardées. Pour avoir la certitude que votre formulaire d’inscription a été transmis, vous pouvez retourner dans la section « Mon dossier » de votre dossier en ligne, à la rubrique « Suivre mes candidatures ». Si la mention « soumis » est inscrite à votre dossier de candidature, cela confirme que l’opération s’est bien déroulée. Une fois votre inscription terminée, veuillez conserver précieusement votre identifiant et votre mot de passe , car ceux-ci vous seront demandés lors de votre prochaine connexion à votre dossier de candidature. Transmettre les documents permettant de confirmer votre admission, c’est-à-dire : la carte de membre du Barreau du Québec ou de la Chambre des notaires du Québec (ou un document délivré par l’ordre professionnel attestant que vous pourrez satisfaire aux exigences dans un délai maximal d’un an); une copie de tous vos diplômes ou relevés de notes officiels pour vos études faites au Québec ou dans une autre province canadienne; une copie de l’évaluation comparative des études effectuées hors du Canada (attestation d’équivalence) si vous avez obtenu votre diplôme à l’extérieur du Canada . Au moment de votre inscription, vous devez joindre toutes les pièces demandées. Pour ce faire, après avoir soumis votre formulaire d’inscription, vous devez retourner dans la section « Mon dossier » de votre dossier en ligne, à la rubrique « Suivre mes candidatures ». Par la suite, vous devez cliquer sur le bouton « Pièces justificatives » associé à cet appel de candidatures, joindre tous vos documents et appuyer sur le bouton « Soumettre ». Veuillez noter que, lorsqu’un seul espace est prévu pour joindre des documents, vous devez les regrouper dans un seul document et le joindre dans l’espace prévu. Pour avoir la certitude que les pièces justificatives demandées ont été transmises, vous pouvez retourner dans la section « Mon dossier » de votre dossier en ligne, à la rubrique « Suivre mes candidatures ». Si la mention « soumis » est inscrite à la section « Pièces justificatives », cela confirme que l’opération s’est bien déroulée. Participer à la séance d’examens  : Les personnes jugées admissibles sur la base des renseignements contenus dans le formulaire d’inscription et des documents fournis pour confirmer l’admission seront invitées à participer à une séance d’examens qui se tiendra uniquement à Québec. Obtenir de l’information  : Pour obtenir plus d’information sur le processus de qualification, sur le contenu de cet appel de candidatures ou si vous croyez nécessaire d’apporter des modifications à votre formulaire pendant la période d’inscription , vous pouvez communiquer avec madame Vanessa Fortier, au ministère des Finances, au 418 643-8162. Si vous éprouvez des difficultés à postuler en ligne ou à transmettre vos documents, vous pouvez communiquer avec notre service à la clientèle , pour la région de Québec, au 418 528-7157 ou, ailleurs au Québec, au numéro sans frais 1 866 672-3460.     La fonction publique du Québec applique des mesures d’ accès à l'égalité en emploi à l’intention des femmes (pour certaines classes d’emplois particulières), des membres des minorités visibles et ethniques, des personnes handicapées, des anglophones et des Autochtones. Vous souhaitez mettre votre talent et votre savoir-faire au service du bien public? Carrieres.gouv.qc.ca , la référence pour les emplois dans la fonction publique

Compliance and Registrant Regulation Branch Full-Time Contract (January 4, 2021 – February 25, 2022) File #20-25 The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) is the statutory body responsible for regulating Ontario’s capital markets in accordance with the mandate established in the provincial Securities Act and the Commodity Futures Act. The Commission’s mandate is to provide protection to investors from unfair, improper or fraudulent practices and to foster fair and efficient capital markets and confidence in capital markets. We offer a diverse, fair and flexible work environment and take pride in our challenging and rewarding work. The Compliance and Registrant Regulation (CRR) Branch oversees the dealers, advisers and investment fund managers that the public relies upon when investing in securities. Using a risk-based approach, CRR focuses on initial and ongoing registration and compliance reviews of registrants. CRR also develops significant policy/legislative initiatives affecting registered firms and individuals, at both the Ontario and national levels. As well, the CRR Branch administers the Opportunity to be Heard process and other administrative processes that deal with registrant misconduct as part of the compliance – enforcement continuum. The CRR Branch consists of integrated, multi-disciplinary teams including professional staff (chartered accountants and lawyers), registration officers (corporate and individual), and support staff. The Compliance and Registrant Regulation (CRR) Branch is currently hiring for a 14 month contract opportunity as Legal Counsel to join their team. Key Responsibilities: The Legal Counsel will work independently and as part of the Registrant Conduct Team. The key duties and responsibilities of this role are to: perform in-depth reviews of registrant conduct matters (through activities such as document requests and witness interviews) recommend appropriate regulatory action (such as terms and conditions of registration or the refusal or suspension of registration) to address the findings of those reviews, and where necessary, represent Staff in written or oral administrative proceedings. As a resource, you will provide advice to other branches of the Commission for issues relating to registrant conduct. During the current epidemic, all work is carried out remotely from home. Internal and external meetings, interviews and oral administrative proceedings are all currently being conducted via videoconference. You Have: As the ideal candidate for this role you have a minimum of 5 years’ litigation experience and you are a member in good standing of the Law Society of Ontario. You have had significant experience conducting and leading proceedings before regulatory tribunals or courts. The successful candidate will have an understanding of Ontario securities law (in particular as it relates to registration), and will possess strong analytical, interviewing, advocacy (written and oral), and negotiation skills. To be successful in this role, you have a high level of enthusiasm for the OSC’s mandate, you are an excellent communicator, conveying information clearly and persuasively, you are able to break down complex problems, research and seek out new information, analyze and anticipate obstacles and potential risks, develop appropriate recommendations and you are able to strategically assess the impact of various regulatory actions on stakeholders. In your practice you are able to adapt and work effectively in a variety of situations and with various individuals and/or groups; and have the ability to prioritize tasks and duties, meet strict deadlines, as well as changing or substituting tasks to meet fluctuating demands. Grow your career and make a difference working at the OSC. We thank all applicants for their interest in the Ontario Securities Commission. We will contact those selected for an interview. Apply online by the revised deadline of November 6, 2020. **Internal applicants: please apply using the Taleo profile created with your OSC email address** The OSC is committed to providing an inclusive workplace environment that meets the accessibility needs of employees with disabilities. Please go to Accessibility at the OSC to review the OSC’s policies on accessibility and accommodation in the workplace.

Company Summary: TikTok is the leading destination for short-form mobile video. Our mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy.   TikTok has global offices including Los Angeles, Mountain View, Toronto, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo.   About the Team: Our legal team provides key support for all TikTok’s innovative initiatives, state-of-the-art products, and integrated platforms servicing our global video market. We help our technological and business teams enable their vision by providing integrated legal guidance and support. The TikTok team is growing fast and is seeking highly experienced, bright and capable legal professionals to join the team. One of the critical challenges is the need for our team to provide exceptional legal support for commercial matters involving TikTok. The following describes the responsibilities and requirements for the role. Responsibilities: - Lead on reviewing Canadian legal matters to ensure compliance with corporate governance and related rules and requirements, compliance under applicable privacy laws, including the Privacy Act and PIPEDA, and review of new features, products, or applications to be launched in Canada. - Develop Canadian standards, policies surrounding commercial contracts, and issues related to data and privacy. - Draft, negotiate, review, and interpret a broad range of agreements and provide risk assessments, as well as tactical & strategic advice to TikTok's business teams, with a primary focus of supporting procurement. - Work cross-functionally with business and legal colleagues locally and worldwide to support global business. Qualifications   - A JD or equivalent degree from an accredited Law School - Member in good standing of the Canadian Bar Association - 6 years or more of post-qualifications experience specializing in marketing, technology, media, or general commercial transactions - Experience practicing law at a top-tier law firm or in-house at a global technology company - Prior experience supporting a procurement team, supporting a broad range of transactions, including master services agreements, talent agreements, sponsorship agreements, facilities services, marketing agreements, IP and technology agreements, data privacy, donation agreements, and more. - Prior experience supporting a heavy volume of commercial transactions across various business functions in a fast-paced environment - Outstanding analytical, communication, organizational, negotiation, and drafting skills - Excellent legal and business judgment, strategic thinking, and the ability to manage multiple matters simultaneously - A strong work ethic and the ability to work independently - Fluent in French is a plus

Competition Number: LAA-20-38 Job Type: Full-time, permanent Location: Calgary, AB Posting: External Competition Ends: November 30, 2020 About Legal Aid Legal Aid Alberta is a Centre of Excellence that helps vulnerable Albertans across the province at some of the most difficult times in their lives. Through professional, effective and accessible services that support better outcomes for our clients, we make a difference in the lives of Albertans and deliver value that extends beyond those who receive our services. Job Description Reporting to the team lead, some of the key responsibilities of the lawyer are to: Conduct of assigned files to professional standards and in accordance with the Rules and Code of Conduct of the Law Society of Alberta and the Rules of LAA. Negotiate competent resolutions of files to achieve early, cost effective and lasting outcomes for clients. Responsible for competent representation of legal matter(s), including criminal trials for clients. Negotiate release conditions and/or resolution with Crown counsel for accused. Complete and accurate statistical record keeping. Compliance with office policy and procedures. Participate in performance and staff meetings as required. Qualifications Education and Experience Law degree from a recognized law school. Active member of the Law Society of Alberta. Minimum 5 years of experience in criminal law practice. Experience in other areas of practice may be considered an asset. Knowledge Rules of Court, youth and criminal law legislation. Excellent mediation and negotiation skills. Excellent understanding of court and tribunal processes, with working knowledge of regional variances. Legal research, writing and drafting, legal analysis, preparation of court documents, and application of law to relevant facts. Advocacy, problem solving and conflict resolution. A high level of comfort working with technology and a keen enthusiasm for learning new systems including, computer literacy in MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CRM), web-based legal research tools, and other web-based resources. Skills Demonstrated time management and ability to deal with conflicting priorities and deadlines. Ability to manage work in high pressure and high conflict situations. Ability to investigate facts, identify issues, ascertain organizational objectives, consider alternative solutions, analyze risk and advise clients and/or LAA on the appropriate course of action. Ability to build rapport and negotiate effectively with Crown Counsel. Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively when working with complex clients. Understanding of community resources available to complex clients. How To Apply If you got excited at the prospect of being a part of our team when you reviewed this posting and you meet the minimum qualifications, please forward your resume to careers@legalaid.ab.ca referencing posting number LAA-20-38. Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.            

Sector: Finance Language Designation: Bilingual Language Skill Levels (Read/Write/Speak): CBC Salary Range: $91305.53 to $114131.91 Position Status: Permanent Full Time   We’re not your typical government agency Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) exists for a single reason: to make housing affordable for everyone in Canada. We’re mobilizing the expertise and energy of governments, non-profits, lenders, developers, social entrepreneurs and co-ops to create the future of housing. At CMHC, we believe that everyone in Canada should have a place to call home.   Experience a Results-Only Work Environment™ (ROWE™) At CMHC, we trust you to get the job done. We’ve shifted from managing people to managing work. Each employee is 100% autonomous and 100% accountable. You can choose where you need to be and when you need to be there to meet your objectives. You’re in control of your time and are trusted to make the right decisions.     This position reports to the Legal Services team in our Office of the Chief Financial Officer sector. In this sector, we use financial foresight and legal insight to improve housing affordability.   About the role We’re constantly evolving to build an inclusive housing system through research, design, innovation and partnerships. As a member of the Legal Services team, reporting to a Director (Legal Services), you will provide comprehensive and intermediary to advanced-level legal services, to internal business and support groups in order to contribute to the overall objectives and mission of CMHC. You will establish and maintain positive on-going relationships with internal groups through the provision of efficient and result-oriented legal services relating to their activities to help us make housing affordable for everyone in Canada.   What you will need Membership in good standing with the Barreau du Québec. A minimum of five years’ relevant legal experience (as described below) or equivalent, in private or public sector firms or organizations. Demonstrated experience providing legal advice in the following areas of practice: commercial financing and/or default management; commercial insolvency and bankruptcy . Demonstrated experience managing multiple files under tight deadlines. Excellent analytical skills and demonstrated experience conducting legal research and drafting. Demonstrated experience in maintaining a professional relationship with internal stakeholders at the middle and advanced levels. Strong interpersonal skills and communication skills (written and verbal) in both official languages. Capacity to evolve in technological environments using IT-driven solutions. Knowledge of Crown corporations’ environment and the federal government machinery would be an asset.   What you will be doing Provide comprehensive legal support to CMHC’s mortgage loan insurance activities and other financing programs. Identify legal, risk and strategic issues, and collaborate with internal groups to achieve business objectives. Provide advice on legal implications related to programs and policies. Support the legislative monitoring framework of federal, provincial and territorial legislation, and jurisprudential developments across multiple jurisdictions. Support CMHC’s regulatory compliance activities and efforts. Assist in various other matters related to the delivery of support by the Legal Services Division, as may be assigned by the Directors or the Vice President of Legal Services.   Does this sound like you? Click the “apply now” button and create an account (it should take about 30 seconds). We’re excited to hear from you!   Posting closing date: Note, the competition may remain active until filled.   Job Requisition ID: 5123 Office Location: Montreal (QC); Ottawa (ON); Quebec (QC) Other Location(s): Security Requirement: Secret Travel Requirement: Occasional   We sincerely thank all candidates for their interest, however, please note that only those applicants selected for further consideration will be contacted. Diversity CMHC is an employer that values diversity and encourages the learning and use of both Canada's official languages. CMHC is committed to employment equity and actively encourages application from women, Indigenous people, persons with disabilities and visible minorities   If selected for an interview or testing, please advise us if you require an accommodation.

P osition Type: Fixed Term Contract (12 months), with the potential to develop into a permanent position Status: Full-Time Location: Remote / Home Based - The successful candidate will preferably be based in Newfoundland and Labrador or New Brunswick, but we will also consider candidates in Nova Scotia and PEI Date Posted: October 30, 2020 Closing Date: November 20, 2020   An exciting opportunity has opened up for a talented, experienced lawyer to join our team. You will be based from your home in the Atlantic Provinces or Newfoundland and Labrador, but will work closely with colleagues in our Halifax Office.   Ecojustice is Canada's largest environmental law charity, and as a Staff Lawyer with us you will be at the cutting edge of environmental law: working with our team from across Canada in bringing strategic, game-changing public interest lawsuits and reforming Canada's laws to deliver lasting solutions to our most urgent environmental problems: the climate emergency, species extinction and the pollution of the air, water and soil on which human life depends.   A Staff Lawyer works as part of the Ecojustice program team to develop and conduct litigation and law reform files, on behalf of a broad range of clients. Staff lawyer duties also include a range of related tasks that contribute to our organizational effectiveness and are essential to ensuring our legal work has the maximum impact.   About Ecojustice: Working with Ecojustice means joining a team of passionate, hard-working professionals. We strive to build a diverse, inclusive and respectful working environment, with a workforce that is reflective of modern Canada and where all employees are valued for their contributions to our mission. Ecojustice is 100 per cent funded by individuals and organizations who share our values. To learn more about how we are building the case for a better earth, please visit: www.ecojustice.ca.   Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Ecojustice: Ecojustice is committed to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment. We welcome and value the contributions of individuals who identify as members of a minority or marginalized community, and encourage applications from Indigenous peoples, women, people of colour, and people with a disability.   Salary and Benefits: Ecojustice offers a comprehensive total compensation package, which includes: Pay based on lawyer year of call. Our pay structure is competitive for the sector. Extended health and dental coverage for employees and their dependents; RSP matching program; Wellness spending account for every employee Family friendly workplace policies, including a generous annual vacation allowance (starting at 3 weeks and increasing to 6 weeks), annual Care Days for physical wellbeing, mental wellbeing, and caring responsibilities, Winter office closure, annual paid float days, parental leave top-ups, monthly personal paid time off, and a workplace culture with an emphasis on work life balance; Volunteering incentives, to enable all employees to give back to the communities and causes that they are passionate about.   A bout the Role:   As a member of the Ecojustice Program team, the Staff Lawyer plays a key role in:   Program Duties: Developing and carrying litigation files (minimum 2/3 of time) and law reform and other work (max 1/3) identified as priorities for Ecojustice; Participating as a team member on at least one of Ecojustice's three priority teams, including researching and developing files; contributing to development of priority team work-plans; helping to evaluate projects proposed to the team; and contributing to the work of the priority team(s); Keeping up-to-date on new developments in relevant areas of law, undertaking reasonable training to maximize expertise, and assisting program peers in training and maintaining the highest practice standards; Maintaining good standing as a lawyer; Acting in a professional manner in all external and internal relationships, including by providing constructive feedback to fellow program staff; Mentoring junior staff lawyers, students and/or volunteers (as appropriate); Supervising, collaborating with and/or enabling science staff to maximize their contribution to legal work; Supervising, collaborating with and/or enabling of program administrative staff; Cultivating relationships with current and future clients, experts and other members of the bar; Sharing with other program staff in administrative tasks, including interviewing new staff, supervising and mentoring students, and helping with responses to new case inquiries; Maintaining an up-to-date record of time and activities through timekeeping software, including reporting lobbying and political activity; Following policies and processes as set out in the Ecojustice Staff Policy Manual and Program Policy Manual; and Participating in regularly scheduled program and staff meetings;   Communication and Philanthropy activities Guiding, collaborating with and supporting communications staff to develop communication opportunities that support program goals and Ecojustice's mission, and participating as a spokesperson on behalf of Ecojustice and its clients; Providing information, updates and feedback to communications and philanthropy staff on an ongoing basis and as reasonably requested; Cultivates relationships with current and future foundations and individual donors; and Attending and participating at fundraising or other profile raising events (external/internal) including speaking engagements as can be reasonably accommodated.   Reports to Program Director, but ultimately is accountable to the entire program team.   About You:   Education & experience requirements Bachelor's degree, law degree and a member in good standing with the law society of one or more Atlantic Canadian provinces, with preference given to a member of the Law Society of New Brunswick or the Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador. Litigation, ideally in one or more relevant practice areas such as environmental law, administrative law, or Aboriginal law. Litigation experience in criminal law or regulatory prosecutions would also be an asset Experience contributing to and working as part of a team. A minimum of 5 years of experience is required.   Knowledge required to perform duties Excellent technical/legal writing and communication skills; Flexible, adaptable, good judgment and uses discretion in dealings with sensitive information; Demonstrated litigation and negotiation skills; and Knowledge of the environmental sector, key issues and players.   Skills and abilities required to perform duties Dedicated to environmental protection; Communication: Able to explain legal and scientific information and concepts to general public; Group Work Skills: Commitment to work in a team environment, across disciplines, with individuals across Canada. Bilingual and qualified to practice law in English and French if located in New Brunswick   Application Process:   Interested applicants should submit their cover letter and resume online at: www.ecojustice.ca/careers no later than November 20th, 2020.   If you have any questions about this role, please contact Michele Hooey, People & Culture Advisor, by email at mhooey@ecojustice.ca

Opportunity As we all do our part to limit the spread of COVID-19, AIMCo has adopted a virtual interviewing process. Providing expert legal support for investment activities within and outside of Canada, across each of AIMCo’s asset classes, including: reviewing, negotiating and drafting agreements and related documents; establishing and managing transaction project plans; reviewing and assessing issues arising from due diligence; advising on investment structures and tax mitigation strategies; managing and collaborating with external counsel; managing the legal risk of AIMCo and its clients; assisting the investment teams in managing direct investments; managing the legal risk and investment structures post-closing. Supporting the Chief Legal Officer (CLO) on various governance and policy matters, including: providing legal support to AIMCo’s Board of Directors on all matters; responding to general internal legal inquiries; responding to requests from AIMCo’s clients and the Government of Alberta; maintaining a range of corporate records; developing and maintaining transaction checklists and standard form documents; reviewing and reporting on legislative, regulatory and case law developments affecting AIMCo and its clients. Providing active leadership, including: directing and mentoring Legal Counsel and support staff; leading training sessions for internal departments on topics of legal interest; providing commercially oriented advice and support on general strategy and market practices (especially in foreign jurisdictions) to senior management and investment groups. Responsibilities Additional Associate General Counsel Responsibilities will include: Develop the strategy and planning for governance initiatives across AIMCo, with reference to AIMCo’s corporate strategy, risks and business Act as a knowledge resource to help solve complex problems faced by all AIMCo functions Report on policy/governance matters to the CEO, Executive Committee, Audit Committee, Governance Committee and Board Assist CLO in responding to alleged violations of rules, regulations, policies etc. Collaborate with and advise the executive and senior management in regards to AIMCo policy and governance issues Represent AIMCo externally, including: meeting with the government, clients and consultants; engaging with relevant regulatory agencies to advocate on behalf of AIMCo and its clients; and communicating with peer organizations on matters of mutual interest Ideal Candidate Qualifications Strong candidates who do not meet the minimum qualifications may be considered for alternate roles. Overall qualities of Associate General Counsel or Senior Legal Counsel: Understanding of legal issues arising from investing and doing business in foreign jurisdictions Comprehensive understanding of legal risk and related legal risk management strategies Familiarity with the implications of applicable tax legislation, regulation and policy Market sector knowledge related to one or more AIMCo asset classes Understanding of fundamental finance and capital structuring principles, accounting principles and macroeconomics Excellent verbal and written communication skills suitable for a highly professional environment Client focused and collaborative     Our ideal Associate General Counsel: Law degree (LLB or JD) from an accredited University and eligibility for membership in the Law Society of Alberta An MBA or accounting or finance credentials would be considered an asset Minimum of 15 years working knowledge and experience in a corporate/commercial law practice and a proven track record supporting or leading deals Demonstrates a strong commitment to AIMCo’s core values of excellence, transparency, humility, integrity and collaboration, and inspires the same in others   Our Ideal Senior Legal Counsel: Law degree (LLB or JD) from an accredited University and eligibility for membership in the Law Society of Alberta An MBA or accounting or finance credentials would be considered an asset Minimum of 10 years working knowledge and experience in a corporate/commercial law practice Proven track record supporting or leading deals Demonstrates a strong commitment to AIMCo’s core values of excellence, transparency, humility, integrity and collaboration, and inspires the same in others Success Measures Success will be measured by the ability of the successful candidate to step into this role on day one, with direct experience across one or more of our asset classes. Over the course of the year, the successful candidate will be evaluated by their ability to train across the group of asset classes. Benefits and Rewards Stay engaged with exciting special project work and growth assignments. Stay agile with ongoing training, coaching and educational reimbursement programs. Stay balanced with a health care spending account and onsite fitness facilities. About AIMCo AIMCo is one of Canada’s largest and most diversified investment managers, with over $118 billion of assets under management for 31 clients, a diverse group of Alberta public sector pension plans, endowment funds, and government accounts representing all Albertans. We are a global player, searching the world for financial investments which will ensure the long-term prosperity and financial security of all Albertans. We foster a culture that values the ingenuity, diversity and dedication of our talented team.     Next Steps We attract the best and the brightest to join us at AIMCo. Please submit your resume or CV to be considered for this opportunity. We are excited to meet you and will be in touch with any questions. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.   NOTE: Final candidates will be asked to undergo a security screening, which includes a credit bureau and a criminal record investigation, the results of which must be acceptable to AIMCo.

The Ministry of the Attorney General is seeking Legal Counsel to provide senior-level legal services and policy advice to the Ministry of Finance as part of the Tax Avoidance Analysis Unit, a special unit working at the intersection of tax law and policy.   What can I expect to do in this role? Duties will include: Providing policy-focused legal services and support to the Ministry of Finance by giving both oral and written legal opinions and advice on complex tax avoidance matters with the intention of developing taxation policy Interpreting provincial and federal tax legislation for the purpose of providing legal and policy advice in respect of complex tax avoidance matters Contributing technical legal tax expertise to the development of tax avoidance policy and related legislative initiatives, and leading the development of technical tax policy based on legal expertise Working closely with taxation policy staff in developing taxation policy options for the Ministry, including contribution to briefing material and participation in briefings Proposing amendments to provincial tax statutes and regulations for complex measures to address tax avoidance and evasion Working closely with federal colleagues (Department of Finance) to provide policy support on tax avoidance matters with potential impact on the shared tax base. Monitoring international and domestic tax avoidance issues and emerging tax planning techniques, and their potential impact on Ontario's tax revenues, and developing legislative options to address these techniques Working closely with federal, provincial and territorial counterparts, tax administrators (Canada Revenue Agency) and tax litigators (Department of Justice) to keep up to date on intergovernmental tax issues, determine administrative feasibility of potential policy or legislative changes, provide recommendations on administration of tax legislation, and to provide support on litigation of tax avoidance matters.   How do I qualify? Mandatory Membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario   Knowledge and Skills Demonstrated knowledge and extensive experience in income tax law and sophisticated tax planning, for example as evidenced by experience as a legal practitioner specializing in tax law Demonstrated experience in interpreting and analyzing tax and other related provincial and federal legislation, including those of other jurisdictions Proven analytical ability in dealing with complex tax issues and related policies, including knowledge of transactions/structures/schemes used to minimize tax liabilities Knowledge and experience with issues related to government finance and taxation policy Capacity to provide expert legal research and advice in complex areas of law Proven strong judgment, communications, negotiation, and interpersonal skills Ability to work under pressure and handle multiple tasks while working under tight deadlines with changing and competing demands Ability to conduct legal research in complex areas of law, handle own files and provide leadership in a team environment with counsel, policy advisors, and other staff Ability to inspire client confidence and to work effectively as a team member   Additional Information: Address: 1 Temporary, duration up to 18 months, 777 Bay St, Toronto, Toronto Region, Criminal Record Check Compensation Group: Association of Law Officers of the Crown Understanding the job ad - definitions Schedule: 6 Category: Legal Services Posted on: Friday, October 16, 2020 Note: In accordance with the Ontario Public Service (OPS), Employment Screening Checks Policy (ESCP), the top candidate(s) may be required to undergo a security screening check. Refer to the above to determine the screening checks that are required for this position.

The Manitoba government recognizes the importance of building an exemplary public service reflective of the citizens it serves, where diverse abilities, backgrounds, cultures, identities, languages and perspectives drives a high standard of service and innovation. The Manitoba government supports equitable employment practices and promotes representation of designated groups (women, Indigenous people, persons with disabilities, visible minorities). Employment Equity is a factor in selection for this competition. Consideration will be given to women, Indigenous people, visible minorities and persons with disabilities. An eligibility list may be created for similar positions and will remain in effect for 12 months. Legal Aid Manitoba provides legal help to people who are financially eligible. We strive to serve all clients with respect and dignity. Our service is fundamental to a fair and balanced justice system. Conditions of Employment: Must be legally entitled to work in Canada Satisfactory Criminal Records Check, Child Abuse Registry Check, and Adult Abuse Registry Check Must be a member in good standing or eligible for membership with the Law Society of Manitoba at the time of starting the position The ability to travel within the province Qualifications: Essential: Experience litigating in the field of Criminal Defence, Family and Child Protection Law Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to interact effectively with the public, clients, support staff, government agencies and professionals Excellent analytical and problem solving skills Ability to work cooperatively in a team environment Excellent verbal communication skills Excellent written communication skills Ability to manage a high volume of cases and work independently and effectively to meet critical deadlines and billing targets established by Management Accurate and timely electronic recording of case detail and time information Ability to use electronic information and document management systems   Duties: The incumbent is required to attend court in their home city as well as circuit points in the surrounding rural area. This position will manage an assigned case load in an efficient and effective manner, keep up-to-date, accurate time and billing records, assist other lawyers in their office with a member of the office's legal team, as well as performing other related duties as assigned. Apply to: Advertisement # 36652 Service Centre 1 Human Resource Services 1130-405 Broadway Winnipeg, MB , R3C 3L6 Phone: 204-945-3204 Fax: 204-948-7373 Email: govjobs@gov.mb.ca   Applicants may request reasonable accommodation related to the materials or activities used throughout the selection process. When applying to this position, please indicate the advertisement number and position title in the subject line and/or body of your email. Your cover letter, resumé and/or application must clearly indicate how you meet the qualifications. Please be advised that job competitions may be grieved and appealed. Should a selection grievance be filed, information from the competition file will be provided to the grievor's representative or the grievor, if unrepresented. Personal information irrelevant to the grievance and other information protected under legislation will be redacted. We thank all who apply and advise that only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.

The Alberta Electric System Operator is responsible for the safe, reliable, and economic planning and operation of the Alberta Interconnected Electric System. We provide open and non-discriminatory access to Alberta’s interconnected power grid and also facilitate Alberta’s competitive wholesale electricity market which, in 2019, had 194 pool participants and approximately $7 Billion in annual energy transactions. We are looking for an enthusiastic, reliable, professional individual to join our Legal & Regulatory Affairs team within our Law Division for a one-year term position.   Reporting to the Legal Manager, ISO Tariff and Distribution you will be responsible for delivering timely, strategic and proactive legal advice to business units across the AESO that is in the best interests of the AESO, industry participants and Albertans. Additionally, you will draft, advise and assist in the development of AESO authoritative documents and be involved in the creation and implementation of stakeholder consultation processes and procedures.   Signs you will enjoy working in this team: You thrive in a fast-paced and dynamic environment and are looking for an opportunity to participate in transformative change initiatives. You build positive relationships and an understanding of what people’s needs are. You embrace change, pivot and adapt with ease. You like working in a diverse and inclusive atmosphere –our team and colleagues have varied backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.   Signs you will enjoy this role: You are highly organized and able to prioritize multiple tasks while meeting overall requirements and deadlines. You have strong critical thinking skills. This is a skill that comes naturally to you. You have natural tenancy to show initiative and bring a positive, service driven attitude. You have excellent written and spoken communication skills.   You have: LL.B or J.D. and membership in, or eligibility to become a member of, the Law Society of Alberta. A minimum of 2 to 4 years of legal experience. Experience in regulatory/administrative law, tariffs and ratemaking or the Alberta electricity industry is considered an asset .   Application deadline: October 1, 2020 at 11.59pm MDT via AESO Careers   The Alberta Electric System Operator is unable to accept unsolicited agency resumes. The Alberta Electric System Operator, and its members, officers, employees and agents (collectively, the "AESO") is committed to protecting personal information provided to it. By submitting your personal information to the AESO for the purpose of pursuing employment with the AESO, you hereby consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your personal information by the AESO, in accordance with the provisions of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act of Alberta , as amended from time to time.

Job Profile Under the general direction of the City Solicitor, the Assistant City Solicitor is responsible for providing a full range of legal services to the Corporation, including all matters related to municipal law and, in particular, relative to real estate, contracts, and planning and development law. The Assistant City Solicitor will represent the City in court cases and other kinds of adversarial legal proceedings such as arbitrations, mediations, administrative law proceedings and prosecutions before the Provincial Offenses Court. Education, Qualifications and Experience L. L. B. or J.D. degree from a recognized university and is a member in good standing of the Law Society of Ontario; Three to five years of directly related legal experience; Excellent communication, facilitation, conflict resolution and negotiation skills; Demonstrated ability to handle highly complex and sensitive issues effectively and efficiently; and Proficient in computer application software including TeraView. Additional Details This position offers an annual salary of $98,029-$124,027, along with a competitive benefits package complete with extended health and dental benefits, and enrollment in OMERS (Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System) pension plan. Candidates are invited to submit a resume in confidence to hr@sarnia.ca indicating “2020-59 – Assistant City Solicitor” by October 4, 2020.

  Are you a strong communicator with a proven work ethic looking to join a diverse team of high performing legal professionals!?   We adopt new ideas and offer an environment where employees are recognized and respected for their input and opinions. We view our employees as our future leaders and strive to provide an environment that encourages self-improvement, innovation and growth so that we can promote from within.   We are looking for outstanding employees who share our vision to be the best in everything we do, from safe and reliable operations, to innovative solutions and complete team commitment and dedication to our values.   The Enbridge Legal team is looking for a Senior Legal Counsel based out of Enbridge’s Calgary office and who will be a member of its Corporate Law group. The Senior Legal Counsel will report to the Associate General Counsel who leads a legal M&A team of the Corporate Law group of Enbridge’s Law Department, and will be a member of a small team of inhouse lawyers who provide legal support to (i) Enbridge Canada Gas Transmission and Midstream (GTM)’s commercial team responsible for joint venture (JV) commercial activities, (ii) Enbridge’s Corporate Development office, and (iii) Enbridge’s Canadian GTM Business Development (BD) group.   What you will do: Legal support with structuring, drafting, reviewing, negotiating and interpreting contracts related to commercial activities of joint ventures. Legal support with structuring, drafting, reviewing, negotiating and interpreting contracts related to mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and JV’s affecting Enbridge Inc. and its affiliates. Assist with due diligence in connection with M&A transactions or BD projects. Legal support with respect to Canadian antitrust laws in connection with M&A transactions and BD projects. Lead Enbridge legal team (through project management) in connection with M&A transactions and BD projects, including coordinating support from other Enbridge inhouse lawyers and subject matter experts.. Manage the use of external legal counsel on discrete M&A transactions and BD projects to ensure that they are providing services in an effective and cost-efficient manner in accordance with Enbridge’s Outside Counsel Billing and Staffing Guidelines. Advise Enbridge representatives on potential legal ramifications/risks of a course of action involving an Enbridge company. Advise Enbridge representatives about legal developments and trends relevant to M&A transactions and BD projects.   Who you are: Law Degree from an accredited Canadian law school, or ABA accredited US law school. A member in good standing with the Canadian and/or a US state Bar Association. Minimum of eight (8) years of legal transactional experience either in-house at major Canadian and/or US company and/or at a major Canadian and/or US law firm. Highly developed ability to identify and respond to legal commercial business issues on short notice, and under strict time constraints. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills including the ability to communicate effectively (cooperative yet persuasive approach) with all levels in the organization. Broad understanding of the North American energy industry.   Diversity and inclusion are important to us. Enbridge is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer . We are committed to providing employment opportunities to all qualified individuals, without regard to age, race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, family status, veteran status, Indigenous/Native American status, or disability. Applicants with disabilities can request accessible formats, communication supports, or other accessibility assistance by contacting careers@enbridge.com .   Information For Applicants: Applications can be submitted via our online recruiting system only. We appreciate your interest in working with us; however, only those applicants selected for interviews will be contacted. Final candidates for this position may be required to undergo a security screening, including a criminal records check.   To learn more about us, visit www.enbridge.com

Competition # :  27070   Department:  Justice Location:  HALIFAX Type of Employment:  Term Union Status: Legal - NSPG   Closing Date:  10/12/2020 About Us The Legal Services Division of the Department of Justice is the government’s law office, responsible for the provision of all legal services (excluding prosecutions) to the Province of Nova Scotia.  The lawyers in the Legal Services Division provide legal advice and services on a broad range of matters to the Government and many of its agencies, boards and commissions. The Legal Services Division consists of Solicitor Services, Litigation Services and the Registry of Regulations.   For more information on the Department of Justice Legal Services please visit our website:  https://novascotia.ca/just/Legal_Services/ About Our Opportunity   We are recruiting for a lawyer for our labour, employment and human rights team. The lawyer is responsible for providing effective and efficient legal counsel to the Government of Nova Scotia and its agencies, and to ensure that public affairs are administered in accordance with the law.   In this role, you will conduct litigation on behalf of the Province of Nova Scotia. You will appear before Courts, as well as tribunals and other related administrative decision makers. You will also provide legal advice and opinions on matters of law and legal policy to senior government officials. Primary Accountabilities   Consult with client Deputy Ministers, Executive Directors, and other senior leaders on matters involving law, negotiation, tactics or public policy; may attend management committees of client departments or frequently attend the meetings Appear before the Supreme Court, Nova Scotia Court of Appeal and Family Court regularly and the Supreme Court of Canada occasionally Present information about government and law to the public generally or as part of a consultation process for public policy development Serve on interdepartmental committees and project teams with senior and intermediate staff of client departments Qualifications and Experience As our successful candidate, you will:   Be a practicing member of the Nova Scotia Barristers Society (or eligible for practicing membership), in good standing The following are assets:   Practicing experience in one or more of the following areas: administrative law, creditor/debtor, tort/personal injury, and contracts Experience advising government departments or agencies   Our successful candidate will have excellent research, analytical and organizational skills.  You communicate effectively and persuasively, orally and in writing, and have the ability to function with minimal supervision in a team environment.  Our ideal candidate will demonstrate the ability to offer creative and innovative solutions to complex challenges and have the flexibility to adapt and thrive in a continuously changing and demanding environment.   We will assess the above qualifications using one or more of the following tools: written examination, standardized tests, oral presentations, interview(s), and reference checks. Benefits Based on the employment status and Union agreement, the Government of Nova Scotia offers its employees a wide range of benefits such as  Health, Dental, Life Insurance, Pension, General Illness (Short and Long Term), Vacation and Employee and Family Assistance Programs. Click here to learn more about our various benefits offering and eligibility criteria.  Working Conditions   Physical effort includes: Sitting at a computer for long periods of time   Sensory attention includes: Ability to review voluminous written material, to write, to think conceptually and to think strategically Mental focus is required for long periods of time and very good memory is required Ability to handle adversarial and hostile people in ways that de-escalate and build insights with others   Mental pressure includes: Ability to handle pressure situations, multiple deadlines and many competing demands Long periods of concentration are required at hearings and writing briefs Must handle hostile situations in a way that allows one to glean the relevant information but not engage it personally and not react to it negatively   May be required to work overtime on occasion Additional Information This is a Term/ employment opportunity with an anticipated end date of November 30, 2021 .  What We Offer   Career Development where you have access to career guidance, tools, resources, and ongoing training for every stage of your career. Engaging workplace. Our Employees feel valued, respected, connected, and tuned in. We have forward-thinking policies and strategies. Mentorship through iNSpire; a new formal, interdepartmental mentorship program that connects employees so they can gain knowledge and experience to support their career development. Countless Career Paths for Nova Scotians.  Department Specific Flexible working schedules.   Pay Grade:   MCL 20 - MCL 26   Salary Range:   $2,881.13 - $5,523.17 Bi-Weekly      Employment Equity Statement: Our goal is to be a diverse workforce that is representative, at all job levels, of the citizens we serve.  The Government of Nova Scotia has an Employment Equity Policy, and we welcome applications from Indigenous People, African Nova Scotians and Other Racially Visible Persons, Persons with Disabilities and Women in occupations or positions where they are under-represented.  If you are a member of one of these equity groups, you are encouraged to self-identify on your electronic application.   Current government employees may access this posting through the link below:  

The Salvation Army is an international Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible; its ministry is motivated by love for God and the needs of humanity. Mission Statement The Salvation Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world. Core Values The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda has four core values: Hope: We give hope through the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Service: We reach out to support others without discrimination. Dignity: We respect and value each other, recognizing everyone’s worth. Stewardship: We responsibly manage the resources entrusted to us. Position Purpose Summary: The Associate Legal Counsel provides a wide range of legal services, which enable The Salvation Army to fulfil its mission. Responsibilities Key Responsibilities: Providing legal advice and guidance to senior Salvation Army personnel; Assisting with the resolution of a wide range of legal disputes; Working with individual centres, facilities, divisional command offices and departmental offices to identify, analyse and initiate appropriate action on legal issues; Drafting and reviewing agreements, contracts and a wide range of other legal documentation; Tracking legislation and litigation, assessing future trends and attempting to ensure compliance with new legislation in areas of responsibility; Working with senior administrative officers of The Salvation Army to assist in developing policies and procedures; Working with outside legal counsel to resolve legal problems and disputes, and to devise and implement legal strategies; May be required to sit on committees, boards and counsels when needed; Representing The Salvation Army before Small Claims Court, administrative tribunals and adjudicating authorities. Qualifications Qualifications and Education requirements: NOTE: You may be required to provide validated educational documentation. Education/Certifications: Must have LL.B or JD from an accredited program and institution; Qualified to practice law in the Province of Ontario; Member in good standing of the Law Society of Ontario; Experience: 3-5 years of working experience as a lawyer; Experience working in-house or in the non-profit sector considered an asset. Required Skills/Knowledge: Adaptive legal skills; capable of responding to a wide range of legal challenges in both a proactive and reactive manner. Expertise in IT contracts, commercial law and real estate considered an asset. Excellent ability to analyze complex legal documents and manage risks in keeping with The Salvation Army’s mission and values. Ability to multi-task and work in a wide variety of areas of law (commercial, business, corporate, real estate, and non-profit). Preferred Skills/Capabilities: Quick and independent learner; Strong organisational, communication and interpersonal skills; Ability to work in a demanding team-oriented environment; Effective organizational and time management skills; Ability to work in French considered an asset. Successful candidates, prior to hiring, may be required to provide: Background check consent Education verification Satisfactory reference check. Please include the competition # 20-040 in the subject line of your email.     If there is a competition number associated with this posting, please include within the subject line of your email, fax or regular mail correspondence. The Salvation Army will accommodate candidates as required under applicable Human Rights Legislation. If you require a disability related accommodation during this process, please inform us of your requirements. In accordance with The Salvation Army policy and legislated requirements, employment is conditional upon the verification of credentials and completion of a background check. This posting is open to external and internal candidates alike. If you are an internal applicant, please advise your Department Head of your intentions prior to submitting your application.

Position Type:            P ermanent Status:                        Full-Time Location:                    Calgary Date Posted:              August 28, 2020 Closing Date:             September 25, 2020   An exciting opportunity has opened up for a talented, experienced lawyer to join our Calgary office.  Ecojustice is Canada's largest environmental law charity, and as a Staff Lawyer with us you will be at the cutting edge of environmental law: working with our team from across Canada in bringing strategic, game-changing public interest lawsuits and reforming Canada's laws to deliver lasting solutions to our most urgent environmental problems: the climate emergency, species extinction and the pollution of the air, water and soil on which human life depends. A Staff Lawyer works as part of the Ecojustice program team to develop and conduct litigation and law reform files, on behalf of a broad range of clients.  Staff lawyer duties also include a range of related tasks that contribute to our organizational effectiveness and are essential to ensuring our legal work has the maximum impact.    About Ecojustice: Working with Ecojustice means joining a team of passionate, hard-working professionals. We strive to build a diverse, inclusive and respectful working environment, with a workforce that is reflective of modern Canada and where all employees are valued for their contributions to our mission.  E cojustice is 100 per cent funded by individuals and organizations who share our values.  To learn more about how we are building the case for a better earth, please visit:  www.ecojustice.ca .    Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Ecojustice: Ecojustice is committed to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment.  We welcome and value the contributions of individuals who identify as members of a minority or marginalized community, and encourage applications from Indigenous peoples, women, people of colour, and people with a disability.   Salary and Benefits: Ecojustice offers a comprehensive total compensation package, which includes: Pay based on lawyer year of call. Our pay structure is competitive for the sector. Extended health and dental coverage for employees and their dependents; RSP matching program; Wellness spending account for every employee Family friendly workplace policies, including a generous annual vacation allowance (starting at 3 weeks and increasing to 6 weeks), annual Care Days for physical wellbeing, mental wellbeing, and caring responsibilities, Winter office closure, annual paid float days, parental leave top-ups, monthly personal paid time off, and a workplace culture with an emphasis on work life balance; Volunteering incentives, to enable all employees to give back to the communities and causes that they are passionate about.   About the Role:   As a member of the Ecojustice Program team, the Staff Lawyer plays a key role in:    Program Duties: Developing and carrying litigation files (minimum 2/3 of time) and law reform and other work (max 1/3) identified as priorities for Ecojustice; Participating as a team member on at least one of Ecojustice's three priority teams, including researching and developing  files; contributing to development of priority team work-plans; helping to evaluate projects proposed to the team; and contributing to the work of the priority team(s); Keeping up-to-date on new developments in relevant areas of law, undertaking reasonable training to maximize expertise, and assisting program peers in training and maintaining the highest practice standards; Maintaining good standing as a lawyer; Acting in a professional manner in all external and internal relationships, including by providing constructive feedback to fellow program staff; Mentoring junior staff lawyers, students and/or volunteers (as appropriate); Supervising, collaborating with and/or enabling science staff to maximize their contribution to legal work; Supervising, collaborating with and/or enabling of program administrative staff; Cultivating relationships with current and future clients, experts and other members of the bar; Sharing with other program staff in administrative tasks, including interviewing new staff, supervising and mentoring students, and helping with responses to new case inquiries; Maintaining an up-to-date record of time and activities through timekeeping software, including reporting lobbying and political activity; Following policies and processes as set out in the Ecojustice Staff Policy Manual and Program Policy Manual; and Participating in regularly scheduled program and staff meetings;   Communication and Philanthropy activities Guiding, collaborating with and supporting communications staff to develop communication opportunities that support program goals and Ecojustice's mission, and participating as a spokesperson on behalf of Ecojustice and its clients; Providing information, updates and feedback to communications and philanthropy staff on an ongoing basis and as reasonably requested; Cultivates relationships with current and future foundations and individual donors; and Attending and participating at fundraising or other profile raising events (external/internal) including speaking engagements as can be reasonably accommodated.   Reports to Program Director, but ultimately is accountable to the entire program team.   About You: Education & experience requirements Bachelor's degree, law degree and a member in good standing with the Law Society of Alberta. Litigation, ideally in one or more relevant practice areas such as environmental law, administrative law, or aboriginal law. Experience contributing to and working as part of a team. A minimum of 5 years of experience is required. For this role, our shortlisting process will prioritize candidates with significant experience in one or more of the aforementioned areas.   Knowledge required to perform duties Excellent technical/legal writing and communication skills; Flexible, adaptable, good judgment and uses discretion in dealings with sensitive information; Demonstrated litigation and negotiation skills; and Knowledge of the environmental sector, key issues and players.   Skills and abilities required to perform duties Dedicated to environmental protection; Communication: Able to explain legal and scientific information and concepts to general public; Group Work Skills: Commitment to work in a team environment, across disciplines, with individuals across Canada.   Application Process: Interested applicants should submit their cover letter and resume online at: www.ecojustice.ca/careers no later than September 25th, 2020.   If you have any questions about this role, please contact Michele Hooey, People & Culture Advisor, by email at mhooey@ecojustice.ca

Position Summary Function/Purpose: Under the direction of the City Solicitor this position is responsible for providing legal services for the City of Red Deer. This includes providing verbal and written advice and opinions on diverse legal matters to the Corporation and City Council; drafting bylaws; drafting, negotiating and reviewing various agreements; acting as a liaison between external counsel and administration and representing the City as required to outside agencies; providing legal representation before the courts and administrative tribunals.  Job Requirements: Completion of LLB or JD degree from a recognized Canadian university Must be a Member of the Law Society of Alberta in good standing or able to obtain a membership prior to commencement of employment Three years of broad experience practicing in areas of law relevant to Alberta municipal government operations (such as the Municipal Government Act, planning, land development, taxation, real estate, bylaw prosecution, administrative or regulatory law) Proven legislative drafting skills and strong written communication skills in order that complex legal issues can be explained in a manner that allows those not familiar with legal terminology to understand the facts and the application of legal principles to those facts.  Must have or obtain an understanding of the various operations of The City.  Commitment to ongoing professional education.  Must have the political acumen to function effectively in a political setting. Must have a high level of interpersonal skill and diplomacy. Must have excellent listening, oral and written communications skills and the ability to distill concerns and ask questions that will clearly identify underlying issues. Work outside of regular office hours can be expected.  Attendance at City Council Meetings and other meetings outside of core business hours may be required.  Timelines are often short on work assignments.  The work day will be frequently interrupted. Work must be performed in a confidential manner to ensure that solicitor client privilege is maintained.   Affiliation: Exempt   Hours of Work: Monday to Friday; 75 hours biweekly.

No other bank is doing what we do.   At BDC, we’re devoted to Canadian entrepreneurs. We’re also dedicated to our employees. Adaptable. Inspiring. Different. There’s a reason we like to work here and we think you’ll like it too.   POSITION OVERVIEW - Contractual 12 months   The Counsel, Legal Affairs - Labor Law and Litigations mainly provides a high standard of legal counsel, advice, guidance and direction on human-resources related laws and regulations and handles corporate and employee related litigations; always ensuring all relevant situations and issues are managed and resolved in compliance with Canadian legal standards and corporate policies and procedures. In addition, he/she provides legal and business advice to other departments and collaborates with leaders on key initiatives.      CHALLENGES TO BE MET Provide guidance, specialized and practical legal advice with respect to regulatory requirements specific to employee relations and human resources programs and practices. Responsible for handling employee litigation, and as such, provide sound, thorough legal risk analysis and recommendations in a timely and effective manner, in collaboration with the Human Resources team. Manage relationships with external counsels, as needed. As legal partner to other departments, provide current and relevant information and counsel, support leaders in the development and implementation of key activities and projects, and advise of anticipated changes in legal requirements affecting operations. Support BDC’s vision by being a true business partner.   WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR University degree in Law Seven to ten years of relevant experience Knowledge of federal laws and regulations regarding human resources and employee relations Demonstrated experience in managing projects that involve numerous internal and external stakeholders. Member of the Quebec Bar or other Provincial equivalent Excellent judgment and creative problem-solving skills, including negotiation and conflict resolution skills. Ability to interact with internal and external stakeholders and to exercise both direct and indirect influence on them. Ability to quickly gain credibility by expressing himself/herself confidently and authoritatively, in a polished manner. Demonstrated high level of collaboration and interpersonal skills. Ability to play a front-line role in implementing strategic initiatives. Integrity, independence of mind, and the courage to take a stand on important issues. Ability to adapt to frequently changing priorities while continuing to pursue key portfolio objectives. Strong spoken and written communication skills in both official languages.     EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER At BDC, we value diversity in our workforce and encourage all qualified candidates to apply. We appreciate all responses and advise that only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Counsel, Pension Policy Job ID: J0820-0200 Job Type: Perm FT City/Province: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Job Category: Pension Services Company: OMERS CPO Closing Date: August 25, 2020   Why join us? Are you looking to join a dynamic pension plan that embodies the strong values of its over 500,000 members and is an industry leading global investor? If so, we would love to tell you our story. At OMERS, we put our people first and are proud to embrace the diversity of thought and leadership that comes from having locations in Toronto, London, New York, Singapore, Sydney and other major cities across North America and Europe. Our culture is truly one of a kind. We get stuff done, and have fun doing it! We take great pride in contributing to the communities where we live with an ever-constant eye to the global investment markets. The Pension Policy, Legal and Strategic Initiatives (“PPLSI”) team provides leadership and expertise on plan design, administration and strategic pension initiatives to facilitate innovation, promote plan sustainability and meet the evolving needs of our members and employers.   As a member of this team, you will be responsible for: As a key member of this highly engaged team, you will be responsible for providing legal advice and collaborating with executive leaders on a variety of pension matters and initiatives, including those relating to plan administration, plan design, and business and governance issues that arise as part of OMERS day-to-day operations and OMERS strategy. Also, the scope of this position may involve people management responsibilities. Input and advice will be required on: • Administration and interpretation of the OMERS pension plans • Case file management and OMERS internal appeals process • Interpretation of the Ontario Pension Benefits Act, Income Tax Act and OMERS Act, 2006 • Interpretation of other areas of law related to pension plan administration • Plan design support, plan amendments and implementation • Policy development • Legislative/regulatory changes and developments in the pension landscape As a member of the PPLSI team, you will report into the Vice-President, Pension Policy, Legal & Strategic Initiatives and will be responsible for: • Leading or supporting the initiatives and projects of the Pensions team to ensure they align with OMERS plan texts, applicable laws and strategic direction • Advising OMERS Senior Executives on legislative/regulatory requirements and other pension developments relevant to OMERS • Reviewing, opining on and/or drafting various documents such as proposed plan amendments, policies, communications, Board reports/presentations, etc. • Advising or supporting the development and implementation of OMERS strategic initiatives and innovative pension solutions • Providing advice and assistance on the interpretation and application of legal requirements in the context of drafting policies, guidelines and procedures • Providing legal and business advice to the Pensions team on day-to-day administration and governance matters To succeed in this role, you have: • An Ontario Call-to-the-Bar in good standing along with 4 to 8 years' relevant experience as a pension lawyer post-Call • Deep knowledge of pension law and related Income Tax Act provisions • Prior exposure to other areas of law (e.g., trust, family law, employment/labour, estate and succession law) and/or experience with public sector plans would be an asset • Demonstrated knowledge of pension plan administration, plan design and policy development • Excellent written and oral communication skills with the ability to translate technical policy/legal documents into plain language and adapt messaging to target audiences • Superior analytical thinking skills with the ability to analyze complex situations and synthesize relevant information • Ability to lead and supervise work projects efficiently and effectively • Strong judgement and high integrity • Action-oriented, high degree of initiative, ability to prioritize multiple tasks • Detail-oriented • Excellent research skills • Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team • Adaptable in changing work environments   Are you interested in this job?   Our story: Founded in 1962, OMERS is one of Canada’s largest defined benefit pension plans, with $109 billion in net assets as at December 31, 2019. OMERS is a jointly-sponsored pension plan, with 1,000 participating employers ranging from large cities to local agencies, and over half a million active, deferred and retired members. OMERS members include union and non-union employees of municipalities, school boards, local boards, transit systems, electrical utilities, emergency services and children’s aid societies across Ontario. Contributions to the Plan are funded equally by members and employers. OMERS teams work in Toronto, London, New York, Amsterdam, Luxembourg, Singapore, Sydney and other major cities across North America and Europe – serving members and employers and originating and managing a diversified portfolio of high-quality investments in public markets, private equity, infrastructure and real estate.  OMERS is committed to having a workforce that reflects the communities in which we live and work. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to a barrier-free recruitment and selection process. At OMERS inclusion and diversity means belonging. How we create a sense of belonging is through our employees and our vast network of Employee Resource Groups. Whether you are passionate about gender, pride, or visible minorities, we have groups that are focused on making a difference in all of our lives.

Job Summary The Prosecutor’s primary purpose is to conduct trials, appeals, and resolution meetings relating to Part I, II and III charges laid under various provincial statutes and municipal by-laws. The Prosecutor also represents the City at the Mississauga Appeal Tribunal and Property Standards Committee. The Prosecutor provides prosecution related direction, education and training to internal and external enforcement agencies. The Prosecutor is responsible for deciding how to proceed in every court and tribunal proceeding. The Prosecutor will participate in prosecution and corporate related projects and initiatives. The Prosecutor will report to the Manager, Prosecutions. Duties and Responsibilities Prosecute Part I, II and III charges in POA Court Prepare for Court Appearances Provide direction to internal and external enforcement clients Conduct Early Resolution Meetings Appear before Tribunals Appear before POA Appeals Court Draft grounds of appeal and facta, reviews court transcripts and ensures all documents are properly before the appellate court. Conduct legal research Training/Education (enforcement, colleges, associations) Mentoring (articling students, paralegal students) Participation in corporate and POA related projects and initiatives Skills and Qualifications Licensed and in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario University degree or post-secondary education in a legal program (Paralegal / Court &Tribunal Agent) Minimum 3 to 5 years experience prosecuting in the POA Court Comprehensive knowledge of the Provincial Offences Act (POA) Thorough working knowledge of the legislation, regulations and by-laws that gives rise to the charges that are issued and prosecuted in the City of Mississauga. This includes the Highway Traffic Act, Planning Act, Building Code Act, Building Code, Fire Protection and Prevention Act, Fire Code, Municipal Act, Trespass to Property Act, Liquor Licence Act, and Traffic on the Land Side of Airport Regulations Knowledge of the Mississauga Appeal Tribunal and Property Standards Committee’s Rules of Procedure, the Statutory Powers and Procedures Act, standards of review in administrative matters and the common law principle of procedural fairness. Understands the requirements of the Memorandum of Understanding between the City and the Attorney General. Understands and adheres to City Respectful Workplace policies. Understands the importance in maintaining the public’s confidence in the justice system. Understands and demonstrates to the public through their actions that the prosecution process is independent and free from political and enforcement intervention. Acknowledges and understands City policies and guidelines for the protection of privacy and confidentiality of personal information and understands conflict of interest policies and guidelines. Knowledge of court decisions, Rules of Court and legal procedures relevant to POA prosecutions Exceptional written & oral communication skills #LI-CPS Hourly Rate/Salary: $ 80,638.00 - $ 107,518.00 Hours of Work: 35 hours per week Work Location: 950 Burnhamthorpe Rd W Department/Division/Section: CMO/City Manager's Office , CMO/Legal Services , Prosecutions Non-Union/Union: Non Union     A Criminal Record Search will be required of the successful candidate, their own expense, to verify the absence of a criminal record for which a pardon has not been granted.     We thank all who apply, however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. You can also check your application status in your candidate profile online.     All personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act.     We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 and the Ontario Human Rights Code, the City of Mississauga will provide accommodations throughout the recruitment, selection and/or assessment process to applicants with disabilities. If selected to participate in the recruitment, selection and/or assessment process, please inform Human Resources of the nature of any accommodation(s) that you may require in respect of any materials or processes used to ensure your equal participation.

We’re looking for new talent to join us as we reinvent the future of energy. Across BC, we have a diverse team of more than 2,400 employees we can’t do without, yet we’re growing as fast as ever. You may think we’re your standard utility that delivers natural gas and electricity, but we’re also into cool, innovative energy solutions. Think carbon capture, renewable energies and lower-carbon transportation for a start. We believe in creating a cleaner, healthier tomorrow. If you like meaningful work, a dynamic environment and forward-thinking colleagues, build your career with us. You’ll get opportunities to grow, lead, solve, and create. So what are you waiting for? Let’s rethink energy together. Position Overview Are you a strong collaborator with a background in legal counselling? Are you a detailed individual with an ability to communicate effectively with various groups? Are you looking to put your legal skills to work while supporting projects in the energy sector?   If that’s your truth and you can handle the truth, look no further! We want to hear from you! We’re looking for new talent to join us as we reinvent the future of energy. As part of our Legal team, you’ll join a diverse team of employees we can’t do without!   If you like meaningful work, a dynamic environment and forward-thinking colleagues, build your career with us. Let’s rethink energy together.   As our Legal Counsel for Major Projects, you’ll bring your legal expertise to life to support our Major Projects. You’ll work to collaborate and build strong partnerships to ensure our legal responsibilities are met, so our projects move smoothly and successfully. As well, you’ll require a strong understanding of project delivery models, the contract lifecycle and project roles and responsibilities. In this role, you will: Be the dedicated lawyer assigned to two or more of our major projects.  Provide legal support on a broad range of commercial matters related to the major project, including contract negotiation, drafting and interpretation, contract management, claims, commercial disputes and procurement. Coordinate all legal resources on the projects and manage the external legal budget for the projects. Independently manage a large volume of legal files with competing deadlines and communicate effectively with business owners to manage their expectations. What it takes: Law degree (LLB or JD) plus at least six years of post-call experience either in an in-house legal department or in a law firm and must be a member in good standing of the Law Society of BC. Must have experience with a variety of construction related agreements, including Design Build Agreements, FEED Agreements, ECIs and EPCMs.  Extensive experience drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts. Ability to work independently and take instructions directly from business owners. High level of organizational skills with strong analytical ability and attention to detail . Ability to manage multiple time-sensitive projects concurrently and manage business owners’ expectations. Ability to collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders as part of a team. The ability to present legal issues and options to senior project management and executive . Demonstrated ability to provide practical legal opinions and advice. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook and SharePoint . Ability to occasionally travel, primarily within BC, and the ability to maintain a flexible work schedule based on operational needs.   Not required but an asset: Real property matters including advising on SRWs, easements, license agreements and expropriations Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety law Funding and project development agreements First Nations law. Our engaging workplace offers a wide range of challenging opportunities, while being safe, inclusive and diverse. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, while supporting life-long career development. We also encourage volunteerism and nourish the need to give back to your community.  

Description   EDC is Canada’s export credit agency, offering information, knowledge and innovative commercial solutions to help Canadian exporters and investors expand their international business. We take on risk so Canadian businesses can take on the world.   When you join our team, you’ll be helping Canadian companies bring their vision, passion and innovation to the global marketplace. Your knowledge and expertise will support more than 13,000 Canadian companies and their customers in as many as 200 markets worldwide. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with the best and brightest in an inclusive, collaborative environment that fosters professional development and success. And you’ll know that you’re making a difference every day—for companies, for Canada and for the people you work with.   Year after year, EDC has been recognized as a Top 100 and Top Family-Friendly Employer.   Overview        EDC is seeking a team and solution-oriented corporate, commercial lawyer to join its Legal Services division of approximately 27 lawyers who provide a wide range of legal services to the Corporation.        EDC’s Legal Services is a dynamic, client-oriented environment, supporting EDC’s range of activities and services. Legal Services provides legal representation and assistance for all of its product offerings including loans, investments and insurance transactions and knowledge business products. As well, the team supports EDC’s corporate function including its procurement and marketing activities.   The successful candidate will become a member of the EDC Legal Services team and will provide advice to the Corporation initially in relation to its activities—both on origination and back office functions-- in the areas of corporate lending including project finance and aerospace transactions. The lawyer would additionally support and advise EDC’s lending business teams.       Key Responsibilities         The responsibilities for the position relate to a variety of tasks representing transaction and non-transactional work, as well as knowledge and relationship management. Key responsibilities would include the following, but lawyers are expected to handle a broad range of business needs that may not be fully summarized below: Involvement in all aspects of an undertaking from the development and structuring of a transaction to the negotiation and documenting of the arrangement Identify issues in file matters requiring consideration of appropriate risk mitigation measures and corporate perspective and knowledge Draft legal documentation Involvement in asset management matters (waivers, consents and amendments) relating to financing products Provide legal advice on various matters of law pertaining to the activities of EDC, such as EDC's rights and obligations under EDC contracts, interpretation of internal documentation and policies in areas of specialty, advice on authorization and compliance requirements, including interpreting the Export Development Act, the Financial Administration Act and other relevant statutes Retain and supervise the services of outside counsel (both foreign and domestic) Review and comment on outside counsel's documents and advice, relating to undertakings in which the Corporation is or proposes to become involved Proactively support the Corporation, the legal and business teams through collaboration and team work Qualifications    Screening Criteria  Undergraduate degree in Law or related discipline Applicants must be licensed by a Canadian provincial bar and in good standing to practice law as a barrister and solicitor in any Canadian province or territory Minimum of relevant commercial experience having regard to the position described above as follows: 2 years for Level 2 candidates and 5 years for Level 3 candidates Strong communication skills (written and verbal), including strong drafting skills Demonstrated ability to multitask and manage a high volume of tasks and transactions effectively and efficiently Working knowledge of legal services principles and practices  Skills and Knowledge Strong creative and critical thinking skills to apply to a variety of complex issues and to provide advanced solutions Proactive lawyering and risk mitigation skills acquired in a commercially oriented, dynamic environment Strong judgment and decision-making qualities, and collaborative in soliciting the input of others, both within the legal team and outside the team where appropriate Strong influencing and negotiation skills to deal with conflicting and complex areas Strong interpersonal and relationship management skills Strong planning and project management skills Assets  Preference will be given to bilingual candidates (English & French) Salary Range Level 2 - $74,200 - $111,400 + performance-based incentive Level 3 - $104,400 - $156,600 + performance-based incentive *We will consider candidates at Level 2 and Level 3, depending on the incumbent's qualifications. *   Location Please be advised that this position is based at our Head Office in Ottawa. Relocation assistance is available for eligible candidates.    How to apply   Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.   Application deadline: September 11, 2020, 11:59 p.m. EST on www.edc.ca/careers    EDC is committed to employment equity and actively encourages applications from women, Aboriginal people, persons with disabilities and visible minorities. If selected for an interview, please advise us if you require special accommodation.   Candidates must meet the requisite government security screening requirements.   Primary Location : Canada-Ottawa Schedule : Full-time Job Type : Permanent

Child Protection Litigation Lawyer, Civil Law Division   -   COU000950   Employment Type :     Contract Location(s) :     SK--Regina and Area-Regina       SK--Saskatoon and Area-Saskatoon Ministry :     003 Justice Salary Range :     $6,697 - $10,541   Monthly Grade :     Contract   The Civil Law Division of the Ministry of Justice provides legal services to ministries and agencies of the Government of Saskatchewan. The Division is looking for two (2) lawyers to fill the following contract positions: one (1) in Saskatoon and one (1) in Regina.    Child Protection Litigation Lawyer - Saskatoon This is a one-year renewable contract position starting as soon as possible. Working in a team of lawyers housed with the Ministry of Social Services in Saskatoon, the position involves representing and advising the Ministry of Social Services in family matters, particularly under The Child and Family Services Act .     The position’s duties will include: providing family law legal advice to social workers and managers with the Ministry of Social Services, particularly regarding child and family services matters; interpreting family law legislation such as The Child and Family Services Act, The Children’s Law Act and The Adoption Act ; preparing affidavits; making child and family services court applications in Court of Queen’s Bench Chambers; and preparing and conducting child and family services summary hearings.  There is also potential for preparing and conducting child and family services trials at some point.   Child Protection Litigation Lawyer – Regina This is a one-year renewable contract position starting as soon as possible. Working in a team of lawyers housed with the Ministry of Justice in Regina, the position involves representing and advising the Ministry of Social Services in family matters, particularly under The Child and Family Services Act .     The position’s duties will include: providing family law legal advice to social workers and managers with the Ministry of Social Services, particularly regarding child and family services matters; interpreting family law legislation such as The Child and Family Services Act, The Children’s Law Act and The Adoption Act ; preparing affidavits; making child and family services court applications in Court of Queen’s Bench Chambers; preparing and conducting child and family services summary hearings; and preparing and conducting child and family services trials.  The successful candidates must have: membership or qualification for membership in the Law Society of Saskatchewan; litigation experience or an interest in litigation work, particularly family law; excellent research and analytical skills, including the ability to practically apply legal concepts to fact situations using judgment and discretion; excellent oral and written communication skills, including the ability to effectively present complex legal arguments; and an ability to work independently, but also in a team environment with lawyers and other professionals.   We are committed to workplace diversity.