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Special Notice: The ICAO Assembly recently reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing gender equality and the advancement of women by supporting UN Sustainable Development Goal 5 “ Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. ”   Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply for ICAO positions, especially in the Professional and higher level categories.   ICAO Core Values: Integrity, Professionalism, Respect for Diversity.   THE ORGANIZATIONAL SETTING The Legal Affairs and External Relations Bureau (LEB) provides advice and assistance on legal and external relations matters generally and in support of ICAO’s Strategic Objectives, to the ICAO Member States, the Governing Bodies, the President of the Council, the Secretary General, and other ICAO Bureaus, Offices and Regional Offices. With regard to legal matters, the Bureau is responsible for: the provision of legal advice to the Governing Bodies and the Secretariat on any issue of law, in particular on international law and air law; the general development of air law; the review of all agreements and contracts; and the performance of the treaty depositary functions of the Organization. With regard to external relations matters, the Bureau is responsible for: maintaining close and harmonious working relations with Member States; serving as focal point for the Organization’s relations with the Host Government; carrying out liaison and protocol functions; and monitoring and providing policy guidance and advice on current political events which might affect ICAO. The incumbent Legal Officer provides legal support across multiple LEB workstreams, primarily working under the general guidance of the Deputy Director (DD/LEB) and the supervision of the Senior Legal Officer who is the focal point for LEB-CDI (Capacity Development and Implementation) matters. The incumbent will also work under the supervision of the Legal Officer, who is designated as Representative of the Secretary General for the resolution and adjudication of staff member appeals (Head, Appeals Unit). The incumbent is expected to perform tasks independently, which necessitates initiative and effective time management. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES   Function 1 (incl. Expected results) Provides legal advice on diverse substantive and procedural questions, which include those related to ICAO’s operational activities, particularly the Capacity Development and Implementation (CDI) Program, procurement, contracts, and other matters, achieving results such as: Draft, review and provide legal advice on agreements to ensure they serve ICAO's interests and adhere to international business standards. Assist in determining appropriate frameworks on issues such as strategic alliances, structuring of public-private partnerships and industry collaborations. Assist in providing legal advice on risk management and technical assistance related collaboration frameworks. Review and provide legal advice on submissions to the Contracts Board in coordination with the Senior Legal Officer. Function 2 (incl. Expected results) Conducts legal research and analysis and assists with the preparation of studies, briefs, reports, and correspondence on various legal topics in international law, including diplomatic and consular relations, intellectual property law, information technology law, litigation, and dispute resolution, achieving results such as: Conduct specialized research projects in diverse areas of law; collect, analyze, and synthesize relevant data, practices, procedures and usages, including Member States’ and comparator organization’s views and practices on particular issues relevant to the legal work of the Organization. Assist in the development of working papers on legal subjects for the Assembly, Council, Legal Committee, and other representative bodies of the Organization. Assist in the provision of Secretariat services for various standing boards, committees, ad-hoc working groups and task forces, as required. Provide written legal opinions on the subject matters including those related to artificial intelligence (AI) and intellectual property rights. Explore legal remedies available under intellectual property laws to protect ICAO's copyright material. In cases of infringement of copyright, assess the extent and potential impact on ICAO's intellectual property rights. Advise on legal aspects related to the implications of data privacy and protection laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Function 3 (incl. Expected results) Creates opportunities for developing new client relationships, achieving results such as : Address business critical issues to identify implementation efficiencies while strengthening internal controls and risk mitigation. Contribute to cross-functional initiatives to ensure that internal policies and goals are aligned with the overall regulatory framework. Keep abreast of internal and external developments and best practices and assist with providing recommendations to stakeholders while promoting knowledge transfer and capacity building. Function 4 (incl. Expected results) Formulates, reviews, and advises on operational modalities, contracts, agreements and arrangements with industry, institutions, and other third parties , achieving results such as: Review and provide advice on agreements and arrangements to which the Organization is to be a party; assist with the creation of tailored solutions and template legal documents for utilization in procurements, revenue generating activities, field operations and other areas of activity in the Organization. Assist in the recommendation of suitable legal frameworks and procedural implementation structures for projects and revenue-generating activities, including required risk mitigation and risk management measures. Provide client–oriented guidance on procedural, financial and institutional arrangements required to support activities while safeguarding organizational interests and procedural propriety. Assist in the representation of the Organization in the conduct of negotiations on matters involving States, contractors and other parties and participate in meetings as required, addressing AI and intellectual property concerns as necessary. Provide legal advice on agreements and negotiations involving licensing, partnerships, alliances, and revenue generation. Prepare cease and desist notices to individuals or entities with regard to infringing on ICAO's intellectual property rights. Assist senior officers in relation to arbitration and litigation proceedings, including UNCITRAL Arbitration matters, in which ICAO is implicated. Function 5 (incl. Expected results) Provides legal advice and services in the area of international law and handles multi-disciplinary legal matters involving issues of private and comparative international law, to include interpretation and application of instruments in the area of concentration, achieving results such as: Formulate legal opinions or legal memoranda on questions concerning the interpretation or application of foundational regulatory instruments of the Organization. Assist in the preparation of appropriate responses to correspondence from States raising legal issues or having legal implications as well as inter-office memoranda and other requests for legal advice received from other Bureaus/Offices. Provide legal advice in negotiations and resolution of problems and provide support to senior staff regarding litigation, settlement and resolution of claims directed against or involving the Organization. Provide legal advice and participate in various internal working groups, advisory committees, and meetings of a legal nature. Function 6 (incl. Expected results) Supports the Appeals Unit in providing legal advice in connection with a wide range of complex and straightforward personnel disputes and misconduct matters and a wide range of legal issues pertaining to personnel matters, achieving results such as: Represent ICAO before formal and informal dispute resolution mechanisms (ombudsman proceedings, ICAO Appeals Board and/or the United Nations Dispute Tribunal (UNDT) proceedings (including hearings), appeals before the United Nations Appeals Tribunal (UNAT), and arbitration proceedings pertaining to personnel disputes. Assist with providing legal advice and assistance in connection with personnel and dispute law practice matters, as needed. Support the application, interpretation, adoption and development of organizational regulations, rules, policies, guidelines and best practices of ICAO. Support regular reporting in the Appeals Unit’s databases and trackers, including maintaining overviews and databases of disputes handled by the Appeals Unit for audit and record keeping purposes and managing dispute deadlines. Contribute to legal knowledge and information management within the Appeals Unit and across the organization. Support in maintaining and actively sharing knowledge and information about personnel law matters and other related legal matters within LEB so that it can be easily disseminated to relevant stakeholders throughout the Organization. Keep abreast of internal and external developments and best practices. Develop and provide training on personnel law matters. Function 7 (incl. Expected results) Performs other related duties, as assigned.   QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE   Education An advanced level university degree (Master's degree or academic equivalent) in law is required. A first-level university degree in law (Bachelor’s degree or academic equivalent) from an accredited university in combination with two (2) additional years of qualifying experience may be accepted in lieu of the advanced university degree.   Professional experience Essential A minimum of five (5) years of professional legal experience, defined as experience as a lawyer/counsel in one or more relevant areas of practice, including legal analysis, legal advice, legal research and drafting of legal texts. Experience in drafting pleadings, motions and/or appeal briefs, and in appearing and leading the evidence of witnesses before a court or tribunal or equivalent administrative board or body. Experience in working with the status and privileges and immunities of international organizations. Experience in the legal work of an international organization or national-level government agency at the headquarters level. Desirable Legal experience with the broad range of legal activities of UN system organizations, including such matters as the development of international law; the conduct of multilateral or multi-stakeholder negotiations; the legal aspects of task forces, working groups, study groups, committees, and other like bodies in the international context; and legal support to field projects, procurement activities and revenue-generating activities. Experience with the interpretation and application of staff regulations and rules, policies, procedures and operations of the United Nations or a similar international organization. Experience with commercial law, intellectual property law, data privacy law, in the context of an international organization. Prior completion of the ILO Successfully Managing Employment Disputes in International Organizations course or equivalent international level labour law training. Satisfaction of the requirements for admission to practice law in a national jurisdiction of an ICAO Member States (Bar admission).   Languages Essential Fluent reading, writing, and speaking abilities in English and Spanish. Desirable A working knowledge of any other language of the Organization (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian).   COMPETENCIES Professionalism : Sound analytical and legal drafting skills, including proven expertise in the development and legal administration of commercial and/or project assistance related foundational documents. Some knowledge of the aviation industry and related activities. Excellent communication and presentation skills, able to direct legal dialogue in a negotiation framework. Shows pride in work and in achievements; demonstrates professional competence and mastery of subject matter; is conscientious and efficient in meeting commitments, observing deadlines, and achieving results; is motivated by professional rather than personal concerns; shows persistence when faced with difficult problems or challenges; remains calm in stressful situations. Takes responsibility for incorporating gender perspectives and ensuring the equal participation of women and men in all areas of work. Teamwork: Works collaboratively with colleagues to achieve organizational goals; solicits input by genuinely valuing others’ ideas and expertise; is willing to learn from others; places team agenda before personal agenda; supports and acts in accordance with final group decision, even when such decisions may not entirely reflect own position; shares credit for team accomplishments and accepts joint responsibility for team shortcomings. Communication: Speaks and writes clearly and effectively; listens to others, correctly interprets messages from others and responds appropriately; asks questions to clarify and exhibits interest in having two-way communication; tailors language, tone, style, and format to match the audience; demonstrates openness in sharing information and keeping people informed. Accountability: Takes ownership of all responsibilities and honours commitments; delivers outputs for which one has responsibility within prescribed time, cost, and quality standards; operates in compliance with organizational regulations and rules; supports subordinates, provides oversight, and takes responsibility for delegated assignments; takes personal responsibility for her/his own shortcomings and those of the work unit, where applicable. Judgement/Decision-making: Identifies the key issues in a complex situation, and comes to the heart of the problem quickly; gathers relevant information before making a decision; considers positive and negative impacts of decisions prior to making them; takes decisions with an eye to the impact on others and on the Organization; proposes a course of action or makes a recommendation based on all available information; checks assumptions against facts; determines that the actions proposed will satisfy the expressed and underlying needs for the decision; makes tough decisions when necessary.   CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT It should be noted that this post is to be filled on a fixed-term basis for an initial period of 3 years (first year is probationary for an external candidate).   ICAO staff members are international civil servants subject to the authority of the Secretary General and may be assigned to any activities or offices of the Organization, in accordance with the provisions of the ICAO service code.   ICAO staff members are expected to conduct themselves in a manner befitting their status as international civil servants. In this connection, ICAO has incorporated the 2013 Standards of Conduct for the International Civil Service into the ICAO Personnel Instructions.   ICAO offers an attractive benefit package to its employees in accordance with the policies of the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC).   The statutory retirement age for staff entering or re-entering service after 1 January 2014 is 65. For external applicants, only those who are expected to complete a term of appointment will normally be considered.   Remuneration: Level Net Base Salary + Post Adjustment(net) P-3 per annum per annum(*) USD $70,212 USD $23,170 (*) Post Adjustment is subject to change.   HOW TO APPLY Interested candidates must complete an on-line application form. To apply, please visit: ICAO Careers website .   NOTICE TO CANDIDATES ICAO does NOT charge any fees or request money from candidates at any stage of the selection process, nor does it concern itself with bank account details of applicants. Requests of this nature allegedly made on behalf of ICAO are fraudulent and should be disregarded.        

We are committed to upholding the fundamental principles of justice enshrined in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms , as well as advancing Truth and Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (TR & EDI) . These values shape every aspect of our work—ensuring access to justice, advocating for equality and dignity, and dismantling barriers such as colonialism, racism, sexism, transphobia, and homophobia. Our mission is to provide legal assistance to individuals facing severe legal distress. To achieve this, we must align our internal operations and external services with these values, dedicating ongoing resources to fostering an inclusive and just legal system. Your Role As Manager, Family Law Services , you will oversee and coordinate Legal Aid BC’s family and child protection representation programs while supporting family and child protection legal advice services. This role involves managing policy and service standards for in-person, telephone, and technology-based legal services , as well as overseeing legal representation provided through the tariff system . Key responsibilities include: Developing and enhancing programs based on client needs, stakeholder feedback, and innovative solutions to improve accessibility and efficiency. Ensuring cost-effective legal services for eligible clients in alignment with Legal Aid BC’s mandate, agreements with the Ministry of Attorney General , and strategic plan. Overseeing the Family and CFCSA (Child, Family, and Community Service Act) Case Management Programs. Managing external legal service providers , including contract negotiations, performance evaluations, and invoice approvals. Implementing quality assurance measures to continuously improve programs and services, ensuring they meet both client needs and organizational goals. Who We Are Legal Aid BC (LABC) is a non-profit organization established in 1979 under the Legal Services Society Act . Our mission is to provide legal information, advice, and representation to BC’s most vulnerable citizens—those who lack the financial resources to effectively navigate the legal system when their families, freedom, or safety are at risk. We aim to transform the legal system into one that is more equitable and inclusive by putting our clients first and leading systemic change. Our core values include client-centered service, advancing Truth and Reconciliation, and championing Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion . At LABC , we are actively embedding these principles into all aspects of our work. We seek talent from equity-seeking groups , including but not limited to individuals who self-identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis , persons with disabilities , racialized individuals , gender-diverse individuals , and members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community . We are committed to fostering a positive, inclusive, and supportive work environment. If our mission and values resonate with you, we encourage you to apply. We welcome all qualified candidates and are dedicated to accommodating applicants throughout the hiring process. To learn more about why legal aid matters and our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion , please visit our website: Legal Aid BC . The Ideal Candidate ✔ Law degree from a recognized institution or eligibility for membership in the Law Society of British Columbia ✔ Practicing Lawyer called to the Bar in British Columbia (with no restrictions on practice areas) ✔ Minimum of eight years’ experience in family and child protection law , including legal practice in BC ✔ Or an equivalent combination of education and experience What We Offer ✔ Competitive annual salary ✔ Four weeks of paid vacation (increasing with tenure) ✔ Comprehensive benefits package , including: Employer-paid extended health and dental coverage Employee Assistance Program Generous pension plan Professional development and training support Wellness initiatives ✔ 13 paid statutory holidays ✔ Paid sick leave and special leave provisions ✔ Hybrid work options (subject to policy changes) ✔ Subsidized public transit for eligible staff ✔ Dog-friendly office environment ✔ Dedicated cultural leave for Indigenous employees ✔ Employee-led Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Council, Indigenous Employee Council, and Accessibility Committee For a full list of our employee benefits, visit: Legal Aid BC Careers . How to Apply If you are passionate about making a difference and want to contribute to a more just and inclusive legal system , we encourage you to apply!

The Public Prosecution Service (PPS) offers a unique and meaningful opportunity to contribute to justice and public safety. Established in 1990 as the first statutorily based independent prosecution service in Canada, the mandate of the PPS is rooted in its commitment to ensuring fair and equal treatment in the prosecution of criminal and provincial offences. We are looking for the brightest legal minds, who also reflect the rich diversity of our province! We don’t just accept difference – we celebrate a supportive culture of diversity and belonging. We strive to create an environment where different perspectives and experiences are welcomed and valued. We encourage applications from those that equally value and champion equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility (EDIA). Why Choose Us? A career with the Public Prosecution Service in Nova Scotia provides a unique opportunity to contribute to justice, public safety, and the overall well-being of the community while working in a professional, inclusive, and ethical environment. We are a dedicated and passionate team with a determination to make a difference in the society we serve, utilizing our expertise and recognizing and applying an equity and inclusion lens to our work, in our training and development, workplace culture, communications, partnering and engagement to ensure we protect and reflect the communities we live in and serve. What We Offer 1. Commitment to Justice and Public Interest: This is achieved by performing prosecution duties with fairness, professionalism, and integrity. Employees actively contribute to upholding the principles of justice in Nova Scotia. 2. Mission and Goals: Aligning with the Government of Nova Scotia's priority of fulfilling social responsibility for public safety, the PPS' mission and goals include providing excellence in public service, identifying, and managing resources effectively, applying best business practices, and fostering an environment for independent prosecutorial discretion that recognizes the importance of diversity and inclusion in ensuring representation reflective of the community. 3. Core Business Functions: Employees at the PPS engage in core business functions that play a crucial role in the legal landscape of Nova Scotia. These functions include representing the Crown in criminal and quasi-criminal matters at all levels of court, handling appeals, providing legal advice and assistance to law enforcement, and actively participating in the development of criminal law and prosecutions policy. 4. Professional Development and High Ethical Standards: The PPS is committed to maintaining a diverse team that reflects excellence, dedication to public service, and high ethical standards. Employees have the opportunity for professional development in a welcoming environment that values continuous improvement and recognizes diversity and inclusion contributes to a healthy and thriving workplace culture that allows team members to be their full selves at work, while upholding the highest ethical principles. 5. Community Engagement: The PPS is focused on providing a service that is reflective of the community it serves. By fostering diversity and inclusivity, employees contribute to building a legal system that understands and respects the needs and perspectives of the broader community. 6. Impactful Contribution to Society: Working for the PPS allows individuals to make a direct and meaningful impact on society by upholding the rule of law, protecting the safety and well-being of the community, and ensuring the fair treatment of those accused of prohibited conduct. For more information on the Public Prosecution Service please visit the following link: https://novascotia.ca/pps/ About Our Opportunity These positions are based in Western Region will report to the Chief Crown Attorney, Western Region, to whom the incumbent is accountable for the provision of competent prosecution services. The Crown Attorney will advise law enforcement agencies when requested. Other key responsibilities include conducting the prosecution of charges resulting from matters within the Public Prosecution Service mandate that result from law enforcement agency investigations and other prosecutions and duties as directed by the Chief Crown Attorney, Western Region. Qualifications and Experience You are a practicing member of the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society (or eligible to become so) and have a thorough understanding of the prosecution process, and competence in the areas of criminal procedures, evidence, and substantive criminal law. You must have at least one (1) year of significant criminal litigation experience. You may be required to travel throughout the province to prosecute cases and may be required to do so for extended periods of time. Successful applicants may be required to provide a current Certificate of Standing from their law society, including all jurisdictions of which they are members, whether non-practicing or practicing. The above qualifications will be assessed 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 a Defined Benefit Pension Plan, Health, Dental, Life Insurance, General illness, Short and Long Term Disability, Vacation and Employee and Family Assistance Programs. For information on all our Benefit program offerings, click here: Benefits for government employees. Additional Information This is a term employment opportunity, located in Kentville, with anticipated end date of March 3, 2026. Must have access to reliable transportation as travel throughout the region and across the province is required.

Reporting to the Director, the Review Counsel is responsible for overseeing all work done on behalf of a client and is the lawyer responsible for each file. The incumbent is responsible for the supervision and management of law students working in the clinic. The incumbent is responsible for providing ongoing clinic education to students on all matters relating to poverty law, court conduct and file management. The incumbent acts on behalf of the Director and other Review Counsel during short-term absences.   This position is for the Criminal Law Division at the University of Ottawa Community Legal Clinic.   In this role, you will: Legal Casework: Represents the Community Legal Clinic and external clients in appearances before courts and administrative tribunals on files under the Review Counsel’s responsibilities: drafts legal pleadings and appears at hearings and other proceedings as required. Advocates on behalf of the Community Legal Clinic and its clientele in all exchanges with courts, tribunals, and third parties. Explains legal issues and rights, responsibilities, obligations, and benefits to clients; develops arguments, including oral and written submissions and conducts trials or hearings, as necessary. Ensures all casework carried out by law students is in accordance with proper practice. Student Management & Supervision: Supervises students in accordance with professional standards as set by the Law Society of Ontario. Trains and serves as a mentor to law students on all necessary aspects of law and legal research. Delegates work responsibilities and tasks to students, supervises student’s completion of work, and provides appropriate guidance and feedback. Educates recruited students on all necessary aspects of law touching the Clinic’s areas of practice. Student Recruitment: Recruits, selects and interviews students for full time summer employment. Recruits and selects students registering for the clinic courses. Teaching: Designs and delivers legal aid courses each academic year, with a maximum of one course per academic term in the undergraduate program (JD) at the Faculty of Law, Common Law Section as determined by the Vice Deans (French and English) thus contributing to the academic programming of the Common Law Section and the Community Legal Clinic. Innovation & Collaboration: Develops and implements innovative clinic pedagogical methods in supervising and advising law students at the Clinic. Develops relationships and partnerships with Ottawa legal clinics to foster quality opportunities for law students. Develops innovative ideas on providing accessible service to community clients. Remains current on legislation and legislative changes affecting the Community Legal Clinic and its clients and on developments at common law and provides legal advice on appropriate operational, compliance and/or policy responses.   What you will bring: LL.B or J.D. and member in good standing of the Law Society of Ontario 1 year experience as a practising lawyer, preferably in the area of poverty law or in a clinical legal setting Bilingualism – French and English (spoken and written) Experience working with law students and diverse clientele Experience teaching at the university level with proven teaching ability Experience and knowledge in clinical legal pedagogy and client-centered lawyering Experience working in the area of poverty law and/or in a clinic legal setting Excellent communications and organizational skills Sound professional judgment Ability to prioritize tasks as necessary and to handle unexpected tasks with efficiency Strong written and verbal communication skills Strong interpersonal skills Ability to handle sensitive and confidential matters with discretion Ability to produce high quality work under pressure while meeting strict deadlines Ability to learn and adapt quickly   Key Competencies at uOttawa: Here are the required competencies for all or our employees at uOttawa: Planning: Organize in time a series of actions or events in order to realize an objective or a project. Plan and organize own work and priorities in regular daily activities. Initiative: Demonstrate creativity and initiative to suggest improvements and encourage positive results. Is proactive and self-starting. Show availability and willingness to go above and beyond whenever it is possible. Client Service Orientation: Help or serve others to meet their needs. This implies anticipating and identifying the needs of internal and external clients and finding solutions on how to meet them. Teamwork and Cooperation: Cooperate and work well with other members of the team to reach common goal(s). Accept and give constructive feedback. Able to adjust own behaviour to reach the goals of the team. The University of Ottawa embraces diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We are passionate about our people and committed to employment equity. We foster a culture of respect, teamwork and inclusion, where collaboration, innovation, and creativity fuel our quest for research and teaching excellence. While all qualified persons are invited to apply, we welcome applications from qualified Indigenous persons, racialized persons, persons with disabilities, women and LGBTQIA2S+ persons. The University is committed to creating and maintaining an accessible, barrier-free work environment. The University is also committed to working with applicants with disabilities requesting accommodation during the recruitment, assessment and selection processes. Applicants with disabilities may contact hrtalentmanagement@uottawa.ca to communicate the accommodation need. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority. Note: if this is a union position: The hiring process will be governed by the current collective agreement related to the union affiliation noted above; you can click here to find out more. If this is a front-line position with responsibilities to interact with students, selected candidates must be rated at the Low Advanced proficiency level or higher for both oral comprehension and reading comprehension in their second official language. The rating is determined by a proficiency test designed by the Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute.   Prior to May 1, 2022, the University required all students, faculty, staff, and visitors (including contractors) to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 as defined in Policy 129 – Covid-19 Vaccination. This policy was suspended effective May 1, 2022 but may be reinstated at any point in the future depending on public health guidelines and the recommendations of experts.

Manager, Access to Information and Privacy – Legal Opportunity Are you a skilled lawyer with a background in privacy or administrative law? A leading organization is seeking an experienced legal professional to manage its Access to Information and Privacy division. This role involves overseeing compliance with privacy legislation, leading a team, and ensuring the effective delivery of privacy and information services. Why Join Us? This position is ideal for a lawyer looking to take on a leadership role in privacy law, influencing policy development and organizational compliance. You’ll be part of a respected team dedicated to maintaining transparency and protecting sensitive information. Your Impact: In this role, you will ensure compliance with privacy legislation , oversee freedom of information (FOI) requests , and provide strategic legal guidance on data protection and privacy risk management . Location & Work Model This position is based in Richmond, BC , with flexibility for remote work within the province, depending on operational needs. Key Responsibilities: Provide expert legal counsel on privacy and access to information laws , ensuring compliance with FIPPA and other regulations. Manage a team responsible for handling FOI requests , privacy risk assessments, and policy development. Develop and implement privacy compliance programs , including training initiatives and breach response protocols. Collaborate with IT security teams to ensure that data collection, storage, and protection align with legal requirements. Represent the organization in discussions with regulatory bodies , including liaising with the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) . Who You Are: We’re looking for a lawyer who can: ✔ Clearly communicate complex legal concepts to internal and external stakeholders. ✔ Lead and mentor a team , fostering collaboration and efficiency. ✔ Bring a service-oriented approach , ensuring compliance while maintaining stakeholder trust. ✔ Confidently engage with regulators and senior leadership on privacy-related matters. Your Background & Experience: Law degree with expertise in privacy, access to information, or administrative law . Licensed and in good standing with the Law Society of BC . Minimum 5 years of experience in privacy law, FOI requests, or compliance roles . Management experience is an asset. Why This Role? Competitive Salary : $116,185 - $141,165 annually. Comprehensive Benefits : Customizable health and dental plans, additional leave options, and wellness programs. Pension Plan : A defined benefit pension for long-term financial security. Work-Life Balance : Four weeks of vacation in the first year, with increases over time. Professional Development : Tuition reimbursement and leadership training programs. How to Apply Applications are accepted immediately, with assessments starting before the closing date. If you require accommodations during the hiring process, please notify our recruitment team. Ready to take the next step in your legal career? Apply today!  

Job Title: Team Manager, Investigations – Professional Regulation Location: Toronto, Ontario About the Role: We are seeking an experienced and dedicated professional to join our team as a Team Manager, Investigations within our Professional Regulation division. In this role, you will lead a multidisciplinary team responsible for the investigation and resolution of complex cases involving breaches of professional conduct, competence, or capacity by licensees. Your leadership will ensure that investigations are conducted thoroughly, efficiently, and in compliance with regulatory standards. This position will focus on managing investigations related to financial and real estate issues, including mortgage fraud, syndicated mortgages, trust fund mismanagement, and other matters under the organization’s regulatory scope. Candidates with a professional accounting designation and membership in a recognized Canadian professional accounting body are strongly preferred. Key Responsibilities: Investigation Leadership and Oversight Plan and direct the team’s investigative processes, ensuring timely and evidence-based outcomes. Assign caseloads strategically, aligning team skills with case requirements, and oversee complex, high-profile investigations. Monitor progress, provide guidance, and ensure investigations meet quality standards and regulatory requirements. Collaborate with external experts as needed to enhance case-specific competencies. Team Management and Development Lead, mentor, and support a diverse team, including Forensic Auditors, Investigation Counsel, and Investigators. Manage all aspects of staffing, including recruitment, development, performance reviews, and disciplinary actions. Foster a collaborative and high-performing team environment. Strategic Operations Establish and maintain fair and consistent investigative policies and procedures. Contribute to the division's strategic objectives by setting and monitoring performance goals and standards. Identify opportunities for continuous improvement in processes, tools, and resources to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. Stakeholder Collaboration and Policy Development Work closely with senior management to address operational issues and align departmental goals with organizational objectives. Provide input on policy development and ensure alignment with regulatory and legal standards. Represent the division at internal and external meetings as required. Qualifications: A LLB/JD and membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario , or a university degree combined with a professional accounting designation . Minimum 10 years’ experience in investigations within a complex regulatory environment, with at least 5 years in a leadership role . Strong knowledge of investigative processes, legal and regulatory standards, and evidentiary requirements. Expertise in financial, real estate, and regulatory matters, with preferred experience in real estate and estates law, criminal law, or small private practice. Excellent communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills. Proficiency with technology in a regulatory/legal setting. Working Arrangement: This position offers a hybrid work model , allowing flexibility between office and remote work. Specific arrangements will be discussed during the recruitment process. Why Join Us? We are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and accessible workplace. Our organization values collaboration, continuous improvement, and professional growth, providing meaningful opportunities to make a lasting impact in the field of professional regulation. Application Process: Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their cover letter, resume, and any required supporting documentation . If you require accommodations during the application process, please contact us at [insert contact information]. Join our team and help uphold the highest standards of professional conduct and integrity. Apply today!

Durée en mois (pour les emplois à durée déterminée) : 16   Famille d’emplois : Services juridiques   Nombre de postes à pourvoir : 1   Faculté/Service - Département : Services juridiques   Campus : Campus principal   Affiliation syndicale : N/A   Date d’affichage : February 07, 2025   Les candidatures doivent être reçues AVANT LE :   Heures par semaine : 35   Classe salariale : Personnel non syndiqué, classe NM3   Échelle salariale : $126,119.00 - $156,525.00   Raison d’être du poste Représenter l’Université dans les procédures judiciaires et l’appuyer dans l’exercice de ses activités en fournissant des services de nature juridique. Représenter l’Université devant les tribunaux judiciaires et administratifs et fournir des conseils et des avis sur diverses questions en lien avec les emplois et les relations de travail (griefs, arbitration, actions en justice pour renvoi injustifié, etc.) ainsi que dans divers domaines de pratique, comme les droits de la personne, les normes d’emploi, les contrats de travail, les politiques, la santé et la sécurité au travail et l’immigration. Prendre part aux négociations des conventions collectives.   Responsabilités particulières Négocier, rédiger et analyser des documents de nature juridique comme des plaidoyers, des documents judiciaires, des ententes, des règlements et autres instruments juridiques. Préparer, étudier et fournir des avis juridiques sur les règlements et méthodes de l’Université. Effectuer des recherches en vue de formuler des avis et des conseils juridiques. Rester au fait des lois, de l’évolution de la common law et des changements législatifs touchant l’Université, et fournir des conseils juridiques sur les meilleures façons de fonctionner et d’intervenir conformément à la loi et aux politiques. Superviser au besoin les juristes de l’externe dont les services ont été retenus par l’Université ou son assureur. Définir des objectifs à traiter en priorité en rapport avec les responsabilités particulières et les principaux domaines d’activité du poste. Contribuer au matériel de formation destiné au personnel de l’Université sur les questions de nature juridique. Effectuer d’autres tâches connexes placées sous sa responsabilité.   Connaissances, expérience et compétences LL.B. ou J.D. et membre en règle du Barreau de l’Ontario. Au moins dix ans d’expérience en pratique du droit, dont au moins huit dans les principaux domaines de pratique déjà nommés. Connaissances et expérience dans divers domaines du droit qui concernent l’Université, comme le droit de la propriété intellectuelle, le droit des contrats et le droit administratif. Excellentes aptitudes pour la communication orale et écrite en français et en anglais. Capacité à gérer des dossiers juridiques complexes de façon autonome et avec un minimum de supervision. Excellentes aptitudes pour analyser, négocier et présenter des questions de droit. Excellent jugement, esprit lucide et critique, capacité de raisonnement et qualité de rédaction supérieures, pouvoir de persuasion, capacité à imposer le respect, intégrité et discrétion indéniables. Compétences supérieures en planification, attitude positive et avenante, et aptitudes pour la résolution de problèmes. Capacité à se familiariser rapidement avec divers domaines du droit et à fournir des conseils et des avis juridiques fiables. Capacité à travailler sous pression et à respecter des échéanciers serrés. Solides compétences en relations interpersonnelles, dans l’optique notamment de dégager des consensus sans perdre la confiance des multiples acteurs de l’Université aux points de vue divergents; tempérament nécessaire pour travailler avec des personnalités en tous genres. Capacité à gérer son temps efficacement et, par le fait même, à gérer plusieurs dossiers à la fois. Confiance, humilité et capacité à réagir calmement en temps de crise. Comportement professionnel et réfléchi, capacité à faire preuve d’objectivité et de détachement lorsque la situation l’exige.   Ce poste pourrait faire l’objet d’une entente de télétravail. Consultez les lignes directrices sur le télétravail.   Compétences clés à l’Université d’Ottawa : Voici les compétences exigées de tous les membres du personnel de l’Université d’Ottawa : Planification : Mettre en place une série de mesures ou d’événements afin d’atteindre un objectif ou de réaliser un projet. Planifier et organiser son travail et ses priorités dans le cadre de ses activités quotidiennes normales. Initiative : Faire preuve d’initiative et de créativité pour suggérer des améliorations et produire des résultats positifs. Faire preuve de proactivité et de débrouillardise. Être disponible et avoir la volonté de se surpasser autant que possible. Souci du service à la clientèle : Aider ou servir les autres afin de répondre à leurs besoins. Anticiper et cibler les besoins des clients internes et externes, et trouver des solutions pour y répondre. Travail d’équipe et coopération : Coopérer et bien collaborer avec les autres membres de l’équipe afin d’atteindre les objectifs communs. Accepter et formuler des critiques constructives. Savoir modifier son comportement pour atteindre les objectifs de l’équipe. L’Université d’Ottawa s’engage à offrir un milieu de travail diversifié et inclusif. Notre personnel nous tient réellement à cœur, tout comme l’équité en emploi. Nous promouvons une culture de respect, de collaboration et d’inclusion où l’esprit d’équipe, l’innovation et la créativité nourrissent notre quête d’excellence, en recherche comme en enseignement. Bien que toutes les candidatures soient les bienvenues, nous encourageons particulièrement les personnes autochtones, racialisées et handicapées ainsi que les femmes et les membres de la communauté LGBTIAQI2S+ à postuler. La création et le maintien d’un environnement de travail totalement accessible sont d’une importance capitale pour l’Université. C’est pourquoi nous mettons tout en œuvre pour accommoder les personnes ayant besoin de mesures d’adaptation pendant le processus de recrutement, d’évaluation et de sélection. Si tel est votre cas, veuillez nous en informer en écrivant à gestiontalentsrh@uottawa.ca. Toutes les personnes qualifiées sont invitées à postuler; la priorité sera toutefois accordée à celles qui ont la citoyenneté canadienne ou la résidence permanente. Note : S’il s’agit d’un poste syndiqué : Le processus d’embauche est régi par la convention collective en vigueur pour le groupe professionnel précisé. Pour en savoir plus S’il s’agit d’un poste de première ligne comportant des interactions avec la population étudiante, les personnes candidates retenues doivent avoir un niveau de compétence intermédiaire avancé ou supérieur en compréhension orale et écrite dans leur langue seconde. Le niveau de compétence linguistique est déterminé au moyen d’un test de compétence mis au point par l’Institut des langues officielles et du bilinguisme de l’Université d’Ottawa.   Avant le 1er mai 2022, en vertu du Règlement 129 – Vaccination contre la COVID-19, les membres de la population étudiante, du corps professoral et du personnel de soutien et les personnes en visite à l’Université (y compris les entrepreneurs) étaient tenus d’être vaccinés. Ce règlement a été suspendu le 1er mai 2022, mais pourrait être remis en vigueur à tout moment en fonction des directives de la santé publique et des recommandations des spécialistes.      

The Team The BC Prosecution Service contributes to the protection of society by preparing for and conducting prosecutions diligently and fairly, and by striving to develop the most effective methods to administer justice in the Province. The Service prosecutes offences under the Criminal Code of Canada, the Youth Criminal Justice Act, and provincial statutes in the Provincial, Supreme and Appeal Courts of British Columbia and in the Supreme Court of Canada. The Service provides legal advice to government and police on criminal law matters and develops policies and procedures on issues relating to the prosecution of criminal justice. The Assistant Deputy Attorney General is responsible for the administration of the Service, which is divided into the BC Prosecution Services Headquarters Office, Criminal Appeals & Special Prosecutions and five regions which are headed by a Regional Crown Counsel. The Role As Crown Counsel, you are responsible for the prosecution of offences under the Criminal Code, provincial statutes and regulations, and certain other federal statutes from inception to conclusion, as assigned. The decision to lay charges, which charges to lay, and the conduct of proceedings in court through to their conclusion are made by Crown Counsel in accordance with BC Prosecution Service policies and the Crown Counsel Act. Crown Counsel are responsible for ensuring that witnesses, victims and families are dealt with in a considerate and courteous manner and that victims and their families are adequately prepared for court proceedings. Qualifications: Education and Experience Requirements Membership in good standing with the Law Society of British Columbia, or immediate eligibility for call to the British Columbia Bar. Crown Counsel Level 1: Counsel in their 1st to 5th year of call. Preferences may be given to the following: Lawyers with criminal prosecution experience. Criminal prosecution experience with the BC Prosecution Service, or equivalent provincial employer. Lawyers who speak and are competent to conduct trials in French. Provisos: Travel is a requirement of this position. IMPORTANT: Where there is a difference between the qualifications reflected in the posting and the Job Profile, those stated on the job posting will be used for screening purposes. For questions regarding this position, please contact Liz.Seward@gov.bc.ca. About this Position: This position is included in the Crown Counsel Association. Under the Public Service Labour Relations Act, this position is excluded from union membership. The terms and conditions of employment for union excluded positions are outlined in the Terms and Conditions of Employment for Excluded Employees available through the following website: Terms & Conditions of Employment for Excluded Employees / Appointees. Flexible work options are available; this position may be able to work from home a few days a week subject to an approved telework agreement. There are currently two (2) temporary appointment until February 27, 2026 in Kelowna and an eligibility list may be established for future temporary appointments in the following locations: Kelowna, Vernon, Penticton, Kamloops, Salmon Arm, Cranbrook & Nelson. Located in the Okanagan Valley, Kelowna is known for its spectacular selection of wineries. On the shores of Okanagan Lake, Kelowna also has easy access to swimming, paddling, windsurfing and fishing. Big White, the ski mountain in Kelowna, provides skiing and snowboarding adventure.. A Criminal Record Review Act Check (CRRA) and Enhanced Security Screening will be required. Employees of the BC Public Service must be located in BC at the time of employment. Working for the BC Public Service: The BC Public Service is committed to creating a diverse workplace to represent the population we serve and to better meet the needs of our citizens. Consider joining our team and being part of an innovative, inclusive and rewarding workplace. We are committed to ensuring that reasonable accommodations are available throughout the hiring process, including the assessment and selection stages. Please email the individual or contact listed on the posting if you require an accommodation to fully participate in the hiring process. The Indigenous Applicant Advisory Service is available to Canadian Indigenous (First Nations [status or non-status], Métis, or Inuit) applicants. Indigenous applicants can contact this service for personalized guidance on the BC Public Service hiring process including job applications and interviews. How to Apply: Your application must clearly demonstrate how you meet the job requirements listed above. Applicants who are selected to move forward in the hiring process may be assessed on their knowledge, skills, abilities, competencies and other position related requirements as outlined in the Job Profile at the bottom of the posting. Cover Letter: YES - A cover letter is required as part of your application. The content and/or format of your cover letter may be evaluated as part of the assessment process. Resume: YES - Ensure your resume includes your educational accomplishments, employment history including start and end dates (month and year) of your employment, and any relevant information that relates to the job to which you are applying. Questionnaire: YES - You will need to complete a standard questionnaire (current employment status, eligibility to apply, etc.). Find more information on the recruitment process, including helpful tips and videos about the application process, visit the Your Job Application page of MyHR. Gain insights into the hiring journey by joining a Career Conversation. Applications will be accepted until 11:00 pm Pacific Time on the closing date of the competition. If you are experiencing technical difficulty applying, visit the Technical Assistance page of MyHR.

Come join our team! If you are looking for a career that is both challenging and rewarding, with an organization that values diversity, equity and a shared sense of purpose, look no further. We are proud to say that we’ve been recognized as one of BC’s Top Employers since 2022! The Law Society of BC offers work/life balance, a collegial atmosphere, and an excellent benefits package, including: extended health benefits, a dental plan and more. The Law Society of BC is seeking a permanent, full-time Assistant, Claims Counsel in our Lawyers Indemnity Fund. The Assistant, Claims Counsel provides an intermediate to senior level of legal and administrative support to Claims Counsel in their management and defense of malpractice claims against lawyers. The duties of this position include: Litigation services in all levels of court in BC, including drafting pleadings and other court documents, and preparing Releases. Word processing for correspondence and reports to covered lawyers, external counsel and excess insurers, and organizing and filing litigation documents. Ensuring complete and accurate claims information in the database by entering claim data, and reviewing files for accuracy. Ensuring that time-sensitive materials such as Offers to Settle, and other deadlines and litigation dates are met by Claims Counsel. Communicating with law firm staff, court registries and various service providers, including responding to requests for information. Maintaining and updating lists to track excess insurers and running exception reports to ensure accuracy, and acting as backup for the Senior and Administrative Assistants to take on critical responsibilities during any absences. Conducting QuickLaw, BC Online, LTSA and Court Services Online searches, and preparing PowerPoint slides for risk management presentations. Opening, maintaining and closing electronic claim files, including entering data relating to file reserves and payments and initiating reserve adjustments. Reviewing and analyzing data entries by Claims Counsel and generally ensuring that critical claims data and information in the electronic files is completed and accurate by adding, modifying and deleting as required. Processing payments and receivables on claim files (defence and indemnity), as well as administrative expenses, including ensuring audit and other requirements are met and accurately captured in the database and assisting and acting as backup for the Administrative Assistant to take on critical responsibilities during any absences. Such other duties as the Director, Risk Management may require. Qualifications Grade 12 and a post-secondary diploma as a legal secretary. Proficiency in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. A minimum of five years of legal secretarial experience, with particular emphasis on litigation, including drafting of court and other legal documents with little supervision, and drafting of form and routine letters. Basic accounting would be an asset. Well-developed organizational and time-management skills and attention to detail. The ability to cite case law is an asset. The salary range for this position is $64,713 to $70,340. The Law Society of BC is dedicated to promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion in all aspects of our work. We welcome individuals from diverse backgrounds and experiences to contribute to the future of our organization. In accordance with the Law Society of B.C.’s commitment to reconciliation, we seek to create a culturally safe space and to continue further improving relationships with Indigenous peoples. To apply, please email a resume and cover letter to personnel@lsbc.org with the subject “Assistant, Claims Counsel”. The closing date for this competition is November 29, 2024. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. This position is located at the Law Society of British Columbia office in the Yaletown area of Vancouver, BC. 845 Cambie Street Vancouver, British Columbia V6B 4Z9

This is for one term, anticipatory perm, position working 75 hours bi-weekly ending January 29, 2026. Salary will commensurate with education and experience: LE01 - $ 98,169 to $131,350 per annum LE02 - $ 121,388 to $162,368 per annum LE03 - $ 131,591 to $176,020 per annum     The Department of Justice is working to ensure Yukon remains a safe, secure, and healthy place to live and work. We build strong and healthy relationships with others to support good governance and to foster safe communities with opportunities for healing. The Department of Justice provides supportive and dynamic work environments comprised of teams of professionals who are committed to making a difference in the lives of Yukoners. 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.     The Opportunity The Department of Justice is seeking an experienced lawyer to join its Natural Resource and Environmental Law Group (the “NREL Group”). Reporting to the Managing Counsel for the NREL Group, Legal Services Branch, the successful candidate will be a member of a team providing legal services in the areas of environmental law and natural resources law (e.g. land, mining, forestry) to the Government of Yukon. Members of the NREL Group are called upon to provide legal advice with respect to the interpretation and implementation of statutes relating to the environment and resource regulation, including enforcement of regulatory regimes. We also represent Yukon Government in civil litigation and administrative law matters that involve environmental and natural resources subject matters. Our work also frequently involves giving legal advice in respect of obligations to First Nations arising under the common law and land claim settlement agreements and assisting with the negotiation and drafting of various agreements and protocols with First Nations. Duties include: legal research, preparation of legal opinions and legal risk assessments, drafting and reviewing legal documents, including pleadings, memoranda of law and other court-related documents, providing oral and written advice to Government of Yukon to assist with negotiations, policy development and decision-making, conducting, attending with Government of Yukon negotiators at negotiations with First Nations, and appearing in court and before administrative tribunals. We are looking for a skilled lawyer with strong analytical, problem-solving, teamwork and communication skills.   For more information about this position, please contact the Managing Counsel of the NREL Group: Julie Desbrisay at (867) 667-5823 or Julie.Desbrisay@yukon.ca For information about the recruitment process, please contact Ilze Pretorius Human Resources Consultant at (867) 335-4668 or ilze.pretorius@yukon.ca Please do not email resumes to any of the above addresses; resumes will only be accepted through the e-recruitment application system. Essential Qualifications Please submit your resume clearly demonstrating how you meet the following qualifications. Please note selection for further consideration will be based solely on the information you provide in your resume. A minimum of 5 years of experience practicing law in a common-law jurisdiction. Experience in natural resource and environmental law matters, including land and resource development activities, and the interaction between those areas and Aboriginal law is considered an asset. Experience in prosecutions and/or civil litigation is considered an asset. Desired Knowledge, Skills & Suitability We are looking for a skilled lawyer to provide legal services to client departments including preparation of legal opinions and agreements, pleadings and other legal instruments, and advocacy in court and before administrative tribunals. Strong analytical, problem-solving, teamwork and communication skills are necessary for this position. Knowledge of the natural resources and environmental law regimes in Yukon and familiarity with Aboriginal Law, such as the Yukon Final and Self-government Agreements, are assets.

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORATE   DIRECTION DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES   Conseiller / Conseillère parlementaire   Direction : Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire Classification : SLA 2A: 127 825 $ - 202 339 $ Type d’emploi : Nomination pour une durée déterminée (6 mois et +) Lieu de travail : Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Date de clôture : lundi 9 decembre 2024 À propos du Sénat Le Sénat joue un rôle unique dans le façonnement de la démocratie canadienne. En tant que membres de la Chambre haute du Parlement, les sénateurs étudient des projets de loi, examinent des politiques d’intérêt public, défendent des causes et participent à la diplomatie interparlementaire. Le Sénat est un lieu de travail formé de gens dynamiques qui représentent la diversité des talents, des parcours et des perspectives au Canada. Nous nous engageons à créer et à maintenir un lieu de travail diversifié et inclusif où chacun a le plein accès à l’égalité en emploi, au perfectionnement et à l’avancement. Faites progresser votre carrière en vous joignant à une équipe de professionnels dévoués qui ont à cœur l’excellence des services offerts aux sénateurs et à l’institution. Votre contribution En tant que conseiller parlementaire, vous aiderez le légiste et conseiller parlementaire du Sénat du Canada à fournir des services juridiques au Sénat, à ses comités, aux sénateurs et à l’Administration du Sénat. Votre travail contribuera à un large éventail de projets consistant à conseiller des intervenants en matière de droit, de procédures, de pratiques et d’usages du Parlement, et au sujet des privilèges, des immunités et des pouvoirs dont jouissent le Sénat et les sénateurs.   Admissibilité Ce processus de sélection est ouvert au grand public pour doter un (1) poste de durée déterminée pour une période de douze (12) mois au sein du Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire. Il pourrait être utilisé pour pourvoir d’autres postes à durée déterminée ou indéterminée de même niveau et comportant des exigences similaires. Le Sénat du Canada est déterminé à mettre en place une main-d’œuvre qualifiée, reflétant la diversité des Canadiens que nous servons, en commençant par un processus d'embauche inclusif et sans obstacle. Vous pouvez présenter votre candidature dans la langue officielle de votre choix (anglais ou français) et demander des mesures d’adaptation à n'importe quelle étape du processus d'évaluation. Toutes les informations reçues à ce sujet resteront confidentielles. Nous encourageons l'équité en matière d'emploi et vous encourageons à indiquer si vous appartenez à l'un des groupes désignés lorsque vous posez votre candidature.   Conditions préalables Diplôme en droit d’une université reconnue; Statut de membre en règle du barreau d’une province ou d’un territoire du Canada ou de la Chambre des notaires du Québec; Minimum de cinq (5) années d’expérience récente* dans la rédaction de textes législatifs ou la prestation de services consultatifs dans au moins deux des domaines suivants : droit constitutionnel, droit administratif, droit parlementaire, droit du travail et de l’emploi, droit des contrats et des marchés publics, ou autres domaines du droit public; Connaissance du rôle et du mandat du Sénat du Canada ainsi que du rôle du Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire; Connaissance approfondie du droit canadien et de ses théories, principes et concepts, et capacité de fournir des conseils juridiques et politiques stratégiques sur des questions diverses : emploi et travail, contrats et marchés publics, accès à l’information et protection de la vie privée, droits d’auteur, et autres questions juridiques; Capacité de rédiger des avis juridiques et d’autres documents de nature juridique, dont des projets de loi et des amendements à des projets de loi; Capacité d’effectuer des recherches juridiques, d’analyser des informations factuelles disparates et complexes, et d’interpréter la jurisprudence et les lois. Par « expérience récente », on entend une expérience acquise au cours des sept (7) dernières années. Exigences linguistiques Compréhension de l’anglais écrit : C Expression de l’anglais à l’écrit : C Intéraction orale en anglais : C Compréhension du français écrit : C Expression du français à l’écrit : C French Oral Interaction: C Compétences Intégrité Respect Service Gestion par l'action Communication Jugement Capacité d'adaptation Travail d'équipe et esprit de collaboration   Besoins organisationnels Le Sénat du Canada est résolu à créer et à maintenir un milieu de travail inclusif où tout le personnel a un accès complet et équitable à l’emploi, au perfectionnement professionnel et à l’avancement. Conditions d’emploi Les candidats doivent consentir à fournir des informations personnelles et obtenir une accréditation de sécurité pour être admissibles à une nomination.  

HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORATE   DIRECTION DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES   Légiste et conseiller parlementaire   Direction : Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire Classification : SLA 3B: 205 986 $ - 246 584 $ Type d’emploi : Nomination pour une durée indéterminée (permanent, à temps plein) Lieu de travail : Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Date de clôture : vendredi 10 janvier 2025   À propos du Sénat Le Sénat joue un rôle unique dans le façonnement de la démocratie canadienne. En tant que membres de la Chambre haute du Parlement, les sénateurs étudient des projets de loi, examinent des politiques d’intérêt public, défendent des causes et participent à la diplomatie interparlementaire. Le Sénat est un lieu de travail formé de gens dynamiques qui représentent la diversité des talents, des parcours et des perspectives au Canada. Nous nous engageons à créer et à maintenir un lieu de travail diversifié et inclusif où chacun a le plein accès à l’égalité en emploi, au perfectionnement et à l’avancement. Vous serez un cadre supérieur à la tête d’une équipe de professionnels dévoués qui s’engagent à atteindre l’excellence dans le soutien aux sénateurs et à l’institution.     Votre contribution En tant que conseiller juridique en chef du Sénat du Canada, le légiste et conseiller parlementaire est chargé de fournir des conseils juridiques et des services législatifs complets et non partisans au Sénat et à ses comités, y compris le Comité permanent de la régie interne, des budgets et de l’administration (CIBA), à la Présidence et à tous les sénateurs, au greffier du Sénat et à l’Administration du Sénat. En tant que cadre supérieur de l’Administration du Sénat, vous relevez du greffier du Sénat et, en tant que membre clé du comité des plans et des priorités du greffier, vous devez contribuer à établir et à réaliser les priorités et les objectifs stratégiques de l’institution. En tant que chef du Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire, vous dirigez une équipe de juristes qui sont collectivement responsables de la prestation d’une gamme de services juridiques, Identifier et atténuer les risques institutionnels et résoudre les problèmes. Vous êtes l’un des principaux greffiers au Bureau du Sénat, ce qui vous permet de rester informé des activités liées au progrès de la législation et des questions de privilège et de procédure parlementaires. En tant qu’avocat général du Sénat, votre équipe fournit des conseils juridiques sur des questions administratives et de gestion à CIBA et à l’Administration. Il peut également vous être demandé d’intervenir dans des actions en justice au nom de la Présidence du Sénat ou de sénateurs, afin de garantir le respect des privilèges, des immunités et des pouvoirs du Parlement. Enfin, vous devez superviser, mener et orienter les recherches sur l’application du droit parlementaire, constitutionnel, administratif et du travail, vous tenir au courant de la législation et de la jurisprudence récentes, et veiller à ce que les conseils et avis juridiques donnés soient fondés sur des précédents juridiques solides.     Admissibilité Ce processus de sélection est ouvert au grand publique pour doter un (1) poste à durée indéterminée au sein du Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire. Le Sénat du Canada est déterminé à mettre en place une main-d’œuvre qualifiée, reflétant la diversité des Canadiens que nous servons, en commençant par un processus d'embauche inclusif et sans obstacle. Vous pouvez présenter votre candidature dans la langue officielle de votre choix (anglais ou français) et demander des mesures d’adaptation à n'importe quelle étape du processus d'évaluation. Toutes les informations reçues à ce sujet resteront confidentielles. Nous encourageons l'équité en matière d'emploi et vous encourageons à indiquer si vous appartenez à l'un des groupes désignés lorsque vous posez votre candidature. Le recrutement pour ce poste est géré par Boyden au nom du Sénat du Canada. Veuillez noter que les candidats qualifiés seront contactés par des représentants de Boyden et non par l'équipe d'acquisition de talents du Sénat     Conditions préalables Diplôme de droit délivré par une université reconnue; Être membre en règle depuis au moins 10 ans du barreau d’une province ou d’un territoire du Canada ou de la Chambre des notaires du Québec; Expérience en tant que cadre supérieur dans une organisation du secteur privé ou public, avec une grande expérience de la prestation de conseils stratégiques en matière de droit ou de gestion sur un large éventail d’enjeux; Excellentes compétences en communication écrite et orale dans les deux langues officielles; Excellentes compétences en matière d’interprétation, d’analyse, de réflexion critique et de résolution de problèmes; Connaissance approfondie du cadre législatif régissant le Sénat, en particulier la Loi constitutionnelle de 1867, la Loi constitutionnelle de 1982, y compris la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés, la Loi sur le Parlement du Canada, la Loi sur les relations de travail au Parlement, la Loi sur les langues officielles et d’autres lois fédérales applicables au Sénat du Canada; Connaissance des rôles, des responsabilités et des pratiques constitutionnels de la Couronne, du Parlement du Canada et du gouvernement du Canada, avec un accent particulier sur la relation bicamérale entre le Sénat et la Chambre des communes, et le droit du privilège parlementaire; Vaste expérience de l’interprétation et de la prestation d’avis juridiques sur des questions de droit constitutionnel, parlementaire, administratif et du travail; Connaissance approfondie de tous les aspects du processus législatif; Capacité à négocier, à persuader et à influencer diverses parties prenantes ayant des objectifs concurrents et à dégager un consensus sur des questions complexes ou sensibles; Décideur avisé, équitable et impartial; Expérience du développement et du maintien de relations constructives et efficaces; Capacité à répondre à des délais serrés et à des priorités changeantes et à les concilier.   Qualifications constituant un atout Expérience dans un domaine juridique ou judiciaire; Expérience de la préparation, de la rédaction et de la modification de textes de loi; Expérience de l’interaction avec des parlementaires; Connaissance des politiques, des pratiques et des principes de bonne gestion; Connaissance du programme politique actuel, des initiatives législatives en cours et des questions nationales d’actualité.     Exigences linguistiques Compréhension de l’anglais écrit : C Expression de l’anglais à l’écrit : C Intéraction orale en anglais : C Compréhension du français écrit : C Expression du français à l’écrit : C French Oral Interaction: C

Are you seeking to practice law and make a difference? Would you like to have a great career and work-life balance? If so, you might be the perfect candidate for us! The Melfort Public Prosecutions Regional Office is seeking to fill opportunities! As a Crown Prosecutor, you will help deliver justice through fair and effective prosecutions. Public Prosecutions prosecute those charged under the Criminal Code, Youth Criminal Justice Act , some federal statutes, and some provincial statutes. Public Prosecutions promote 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. The work offers an intellectual challenge, and an opportunity to make a difference in your community. Your work as a Crown Prosecutor will be important to the community you’ll call home and those throughout the region. 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; 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; Experience and proficiency with computer software applications including legal research applications and MS Office. Experience with CJIMS is considered an asset but is not required; and Litigation experience in the practice of criminal law is considered an asset but is not required. Job Duties: Under the direction of a Regional Crown Prosecutor and Public Prosecutions’ Head Office, 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 King’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 is required and possibly by air, 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 would like to thank all applicants for their interest in this position, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.   We are committed to workplace diversity.   Hours of Work : M - Monthly Out of Scope Number of Openings : 1   Closing Date : Jan 31, 2025, 11:59:00 PM  

Une carrière en tant que conseillère ou conseiller juridique senior dans l’équipe des Affaires juridiques - Gouvernance (Secrétariat corporatif) à la Banque Nationale, c’est contribuer activement à la gouvernance des filiales de la Banque. Cet emploi te permet d’avoir un impact positif sur l’organisation grâce à ton expertise en gouvernance d’entreprise et droit corporatif, ta rigueur et tes solides habiletés interpersonnelles.   Ton emploi : Superviser la gouvernance de certaines filiales, en assurant la mise à jour des livres de procès-verbaux et en agissant comme secrétaire corporatif lors des réunions du conseil d’administration. Coordonner le dépôt des rapports corporatifs et réglementaires requis. Participer à des projets stratégiques tels que des réorganisations corporatives ou l’organisation de l’assemblée annuelle des actionnaires. Fournir des conseils juridiques sur des dossiers ayant un impact sur les opérations de la Banque et ses filiales. Assurer une vigie législative et réglementaire en matière de droit corporatif. Contribuer à l’amélioration continue des outils, processus et normes en matière de gouvernance.   Ton équipe: Ce poste relève de la Directrice principale, Gouvernance au sein des Affaires Juridiques (Secrétariat Corporatif) de la Banque. Nous sommes à la recherche d’un conseiller juridique qui aime relever des défis, qui aspire à innover et qui souhaite se développer au sein d’une équipe dynamique et multidisciplinaire. Nous privilégions une variété de formes d’apprentissages en continu pour enrichir ton développement, notamment l’apprentissage dans l’action, des contenus de formation mis à ta disposition et le travail en collaboration avec des collègues d’expertises et profils diversifiés.   Prérequis : Baccalauréat en droit avec 7 à 10 ans d’expérience. Être membre du Barreau du Québec, de l’Ontario ou de l’État de New York, ou membre de la Chambre des notaires du Québec. Connaissance du domaine des valeurs mobilières, un atout Expertise en droit corporatif et en gouvernance d’entreprise. Capacité à gérer plusieurs dossiers simultanément avec rigueur et pragmatisme. Excellentes habiletés interpersonnelles et sens des affaires. Tes avantages En plus d’une rémunération concurrentielle, nous te proposons, dès ton embauche, une foule d’avantage flexibles pour favoriser ton bien-être et celui de ta famille.   Programme santé et bien-être incluant de nombreuses options Assurance collective flexible Régime de retraite généreux Régime d’acquisition d’actions Programme d’aide aux employées et employés ainsi qu’à leur famille Services bancaires préférentiels Implication dans des initiatives communautaires Service de télémédecine Clinique virtuelle d’amélioration du sommeil   Ce sont quelques exemples qui te sont accessibles. Nous proposons une offre évolutive à l’affût des tendances, de tes besoins et de ceux de tes proches.   Nos environnements de travail dynamiques et nos outils de collaboration modernes favorisent une expérience employée agréable. Nous accordons une grande place aux idées des employées et employés. Que ce soit par nos sondages, ou encore par l’entremise de nos programmes, le dialogue en continu et le feedback sont encouragés.   L'humain d'abord Nous sommes une banque à grandeur humaine qui se démarque par son audace, sa culture entrepreneuriale et sa passion pour les gens. Nous existons pour avoir un impact positif dans la vie des gens. Nos valeurs fondamentales de complicité, d’agilité et de pouvoir d’agir sont nos sources d’inspiration. L’inclusion est au cœur de nos engagements. Nous offrons un milieu de travail sans obstacle et accessible à l’ensemble des employées et employés.   Nous visons à procurer des mesures d’accessibilité lors du processus de recrutement. Si tu as besoin d'accommodement, n’hésite pas à nous en faire part lors de tes premiers échanges avec nous. Nous accueillons les candidates et candidats de tous horizons et nous aimerions savoir ce que tu peux ajouter à notre équipe.   Viens entreprendre tes ambitions avec nous !

The City of Kawartha Lakes invites applications to join our team as a Municipal Prosecutor. When you come to work for the City of Kawartha Lakes, you are joining a community of municipal workers who take pride in knowing that every day you are having a positive impact in the community. Our mission is to deliver the highest standards of municipal services while creating a healthy and sustainable future for all Kawartha Lakes’ residents and businesses. We work to our values of Accountability, Respect and Teamwork and we want you to Jump In with us!! We are an equal opportunity employer which values equity, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace. We foster a safe and creative work environment, where training and skill development are prioritized, with opportunities and support for career advancement. As a team member at the City of Kawartha Lakes, you may be entitled to the following: flexible work hours, remote and hybrid working arrangements, OMERS pension (defined benefit), employer paid benefits package including short and long term disability income replacement, education reimbursement and other programs that foster innovation, leadership, and career advancement.   Department: Corporate Services Wage: $90,578 - $105,963 (2024) Reports to: Manager, Prosecutions Location: Lindsay, Ontario   Essential Duties: Responsible for conducting Provincial Offences Act Prosecutions in the Ontario Court of Justice for the City of Kawartha Lakes and the County of Haliburto Prepare prosecution cases – pre-trials, trials, screen charges, bring / respond to motions Prosecute all charges laid under the Provincial Offences Act, Fire Prevention and Protection Act, Municipal Act, Planning Act, Highway Traffic Act, Trespass to Property Act, Liquor License Act, Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act, all Municipal By-Laws, and any other acts that exist where charges may be laid Review facts and the law, assess admissible evidence, determine availability of witnesses, develop prosecution strategy and make decision on whether or not to proceed with a charge or amend a charge, in the public interest to achieve a just outcome Respond to all disclosure requests in a timely manner by preparing and vetting out all personal information of witnesses and other involved parties Assess, Initiate, conduct, review and respond to appeals and appeal outcomes Participate in plea negotiations and resolution of charges, disclosure services to defendants Conduct legal research, review developing case law, preparing oral and written legal factums Respond to queries and liaise with enforcement staff, defense agencies, counsel, court staff, defendants, civilian witnesses and various judicial partners Provide direction and advice to enforcement agencies to promote understanding of the law relating to provincial offences, which may involve preparing and conducting training sessions for new enforcement officers Perform other related duties as assigned Qualifications Post-secondary degree in Paralegal, Court and Tribunal Agent and/or Legal or a related field Minimum 5 years of related progressive experience, preferably in a municipal environment Licensed Paralegal in good standing with the Law Society of Upper Canada Proven prosecutorial experience of Municipal and Provincial offences in the Ontario Court of Justice Must be able to comply with the Memorandum of Understanding standards as set out by the Province of Ontario Thorough knowledge of the theory and practice of law, advocacy, provincial statutes and by-laws relative to prosecutions and appeals Demonstrated ability to exercise discretion and tact and maintain a high degree of confidentiality at all times, complying with all applicable privacy legislation and local policies and procedures Effective oral communication and strong interpersonal skills to deal with members of the public, staff, council and senior government Demonstrated customer service skills at a level to develop and maintain cooperative/ collaborative working relationships both within and outside the organization; Demonstrated ability to contribute to and build upon a positive and healthy work environment Excellent written communication skills; attention to detail and accuracy Demonstrated time-management skills with the ability to prioritize workloads and meet deadlines with minimal supervision Ability to demonstrate initiative consistently with commitment to quality improvement, sharing process improvement initiatives with management Demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office, the internet and any other related software Possess and maintain a valid Ontario Class “G” Driver’s Licence Upon a conditional offer of employment, a satisfactory Criminal Record Check, including a Vulnerable Sector Search, will be required   Working Conditions Normal working hours are 37.5 hours per week with core working hours between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Where job share conditions exist, normal working hours will be 37.5 hours per bi-weekly period May be required to work additional hours if volume and scope requires General office environment Travel to outlying locations, in accordance with job requirements   Accommodation Accommodation requests will be reviewed on an individual basis in compliance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act ( AODA ) and any other Federal or Provincial legislation.

BDO is a firm built on a foundation of positive relationships with our people and our clients. Each day, our professionals provide exceptional service, helping clients with advice and insight they can trust. In turn, we offer an award-winning environment that fosters a people-first culture with a high priority on your personal and professional growth.   Your Opportunity   Our National office located in Toronto is looking for a Commercial Lawyer to join the Office of the General Counsel. This is an exciting opportunity for a business-minded lawyer seeking to join an entrepreneurial and team-oriented Firm poised for further growth. The Corporate Counsel will report to Senior Legal Counsel, Corporate & Commercial, and undertake a broad range of duties such as: Provide advice to BDO 's service lines (assurance, BSO, tax and advisory) across Canada on the review, negotiation and drafting of a wide range of commercial contracts and transaction documents, including Engagement Letters, Non-Disclosure Agreements, MSAs, SOWs, and RFPs. Advise the business on key contractual terms with a view to collaboratively assessing legal and business risk within the context of Firm policy and market practice. Continuously develop and improve upon contracting processes, resources, and precedents. Adopt digital tools and strategies, driving innovation and contributing to process improvements. Assist with other work of the legal team to advise the business on its activities within Canada.   How do we define success for your role? You demonstrate BDO's core values through all aspect of your work: Integrity, Respect and Collaboration. You understand the industries within which BDO operates, its challenges, and opportunities and others within BDO describe you as positive, professional, and someone who delivers high quality work. You identify, recommend, and are focused on effective service delivery. You contribute to an inclusive and engaging work environment that develops, retains and attracts talent. You actively participate in the adoption of digital tools and strategies to drive an innovative workplace. You grow your expertise through learning and professional development.   Your experience and education You are a member in good standing of the Law Society of Ontario and have superior academic credentials. You will have 3-5 years of experience gained from a leading law firm or in-house legal department in corporate and commercial law. The ability to communicate, draft and negotiate agreements at an advanced level in French is an asset. An interest in, and basic understanding of IP, software development and licensing and/or information technology will be considered an asset. You have strong drafting and negotiation skills. You can analyze information, identify key issues, and manage processes from inception to completion. You have persuasive communication skills and the ability to interact with individuals at all levels, both in the legal and business communities. You have excellent analytical skills to assess complex issues with attention to detail. You have excellent oral and written communication skills with the ability to effectively present legal opinions, arguments and information in a clear manner. You have excellent time management, prioritization and organizational skills to effectively manage a high volume of files and projects with competing deadlines. You have demonstrated commitment to professional ethics and integrity. You have strong interpersonal skills, a collaborative nature, and the ability to work in a cross-team environment. You have high values in teamwork, client/customer service and professionalism. Why BDO? Our people-first approach to talent has earned us a spot among Canada's Top 100 Employers for 2024 . This recognition is a milestone we're thrilled to add to our collection of awards for both experienced and student talent experiences.   Our firm is committed to providing an environment where you can be successful in the following ways: We enable you to engage with how we change and evolve, being a key contributor to the success and growth of BDO in Canada. We help you become a better professional within our services, industries, and markets with extensive opportunities for learning and development. We support your achievement of personal goals outside of the office and making an impact on your community.   Giving back adds up: Where company meets community. BDO is actively involved in our communities by supporting local charity initiatives. We support staff with local and national events where you will be given the opportunity to contribute to your community. Total rewards that matter: We pay for performance with competitive total cash compensation that recognizes and rewards your contribution. We provide flexible benefits from day one, and a market leading personal time off policy. We are committed to supporting your overall wellness beyond working hours and provide reimbursement for wellness initiatives that fit your lifestyle. Everyone counts: We believe every employee should have the opportunity to participate and succeed. Through leadership by our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leader, we are committed to a workplace culture of respect, inclusion, and diversity. We recognize and celebrate the valuable differences among each of us, including race, religious beliefs, physical or mental disabilities, age, place of origin, marital status, family status, gender or gender identity and sexual orientation. If you require accommodation to complete the application process, please contact us .   Flexibility: All BDO personnel are expected to spend some of their time working in the office, at the client site, and virtually unless accommodations or alternative work arrangements are in place.   Our model is a blended approach designed to support the flexible needs of our people, the firm and our clients. It's about creating work experiences that meet everyone's needs and providing flexibility to adjust when, where and how we work to meet the expectations of our role.   Code of Conduct: Our Code of Conduct sets clear standards for how we conduct business. It reflects our shared values and commitments and includes guiding principles to help us make ethical decisions and maintain trust with each other, our clients, and the public.   Ready to make your mark at BDO? Click "Apply now" to send your up-to-date resume to one of our Talent Acquisition Specialists.   To explore other opportunities at BDO, check out our careers page .

Job location Richmond Full-time / part-time Full-time Expected Salary Range Salary is determined based on the candidate's qualifications and market conditions for the role. Posting period From 10/17/2024 to 10/30/2024 Overview WorkSafeBC’s Law & Policy division is seeking a litigation lawyer with at least four years of call for the position of Litigation Counsel .   Reporting to the Senior Manager, Litigation, you will take on a diverse range of complex legal work. As a key member of our legal team, you will handle matters such as pursuing claims costs from third parties responsible for worker injuries, recovering outstanding assessments from delinquent employers, and addressing overpayments involving fraud or misrepresentation. Your role will involve advocating on behalf of WorkSafeBC to ensure that claims are resolved effectively and efficiently.   In this dynamic position, you will also be responsible for defending the decisions of WorkSafeBC staff in legal challenges, such as judicial reviews, human rights complaints, and professional body investigations. Additionally, you will support Prevention Officers by providing legal advice on administrative penalties and enforcement actions and seek court injunctions to ensure compliance with the Workers Compensation Act and related regulations. You will represent WorkSafeBC in various levels of court and contribute your legal expertise to a collaborative team environment committed to maintaining fair and effective workplace safety standards.   How you’ll make a difference: You’ll ensure WorkSafeBC is effectively serving stakeholders across B.C.   Where you’ll work   At WorkSafeBC, we offer a hybrid work model that combines the convenience of working remotely with the dynamism of working in one of our offices, based on the operational needs of the position.   In this role, you will work primarily from our Richmond office with some flexibility to work from your home in B.C. What you'll do Act as a confidential advisor to WorkSafeBC management, represent WorkSafeBC in court, focusing on litigation and Claims litigation matters Be responsive to and work collaboratively with clients to provide solutions to complex legal matters Work with client groups to continuously improve service delivery Participate in policy development and business planning activities Provide input into policy development and planning, implementing changes and initiatives Keep professional skills sharp to provide high quality and timely legal services Get to know WorkSafeBC as an organization, understanding what we do and what our goals are Is this a good fit for you? We're looking for someone who: Demonstrates skills in planning, organizing and delivering litigation services Possesses excellent analytical skill and insight, along with a strong ability to research, understand, and argue complex legal issues Constantly strives to grow and develop as a lawyer, and takes pride in producing a high-quality legal product Takes an outcome-oriented and problem-solving approach with clients and team members to resolve an issue Can interact with management, peers, and clients in a confident, professional and objective manner Your background and experience A member in good standing with the Law Society of British Columbia At least four years of post-call experience (private practice or a combination of private practice and in-house) practicing in litigation and administrative law within the last ten years Significant courtroom experience with strong presentation and public speaking abilities Important to know Before we can finalize any offer of employment, you must confirm you’re legally entitled to work in Canada.   WorkSafeBC’s COVID-19 Employee Mandatory Vaccine Policy (the “Policy”) is suspended effective January 9, 2023, however we reserve the right to re-implement it in response to changes in the public health landscape, including public health orders. We are committed to the protection, health, and safety of our employees and our Communicable Disease Prevention Program and related protocols remain in effect.   Who we are   At WorkSafeBC, we promote safe and healthy workplaces across British Columbia. We partner with workers and employers to save lives and prevent injury, disease, and disability. When work-related injuries or diseases occur, we provide compensation and support injured workers in their recovery, rehabilitation, and safe return to work. We’re honoured to serve the 2.49 million workers and 263,000 registered employers in our province. What’s it like to work at WorkSafeBC? It’s challenging, stimulating, and rewarding. Our positions offer diversity and opportunities for professional growth. Every day, the work we do impacts people and changes lives. What we do is important, and so are the people we do it for. Our ability to make a difference relies on building a team with a rich variety of skills, knowledge, backgrounds, abilities, and experiences that reflects the diversity of the people we serve. We are committed to fostering a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive work culture where everyone can contribute as their best, authentic self. Learn more: Discover who we are.   Our benefits   As a member of our team, you’ll have access to services and benefits that help you get the most out of work — and life. Along with a competitive salary, your total compensation package includes: Defined benefit pension plan that provides you with a lifetime monthly pension when you retire 4 weeks of vacation in your first year, with regular increases based on years of service Benefits package that includes customizable options for health care and dental benefits, additional days off, and a health care spending account Optional leave arrangements Development opportunities (tuition reimbursement, leadership development, and more) Salary: $116,186 - $141,166/annually Learn more: Find out what we offer.   Want to apply? Applications are welcomed immediately, however must be received no later than 4:30 p.m. PST on the closing date. Please note that we will be starting assessments prior to the closing date. Cover letters are welcomed but not mandatory. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply . If you require an accommodation in the assessment process, please email Recruitment Testing Accommodation (SM) when you submit your application.

L'Aministration de la Chambre des communes fournit aux députés et à leur personnel des services exceptionnels afin d’appuyer la démocratie parlementaire. Notre main-d'œuvre talentueuse et dévouée est au cœur de notre succès. Nous valorisons la diversité sous toutes ses formes et nous reconnaissons que chacun peut apporter une contribution et a le potentiel de s’épanouir. Si vous rêvez de vous joindre à une organisation assez petite pour que l’on vous remarque, mais assez grande pour vous offrir une belle carrière, nous voulons vous connaître ! Description du poste Le Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire cherche actuellement à pourvoir, pour une durée indéterminée, un poste d’avocate ou d’avocat dans les groupes et niveaux HLP-01 ou HLP-02, et à établir des bassins de candidat(e)s qualifié(e)s pour les postes d’avocate et d’avocat dans les groupes et niveaux HLP-01 et HLP-02. Sous la direction de la conseillère/ le conseiller juridique principale et chef d’équipe, Affaires juridiques, l’avocate ou l’avocat fournit des conseils et des services juridiques complets et spécialisés aux député(e)s et aux haut(e)s dirigeant(e)s de la Chambre des communes de manière professionnelle, non partisane, confidentielle et opportune, sur des questions complexes liées au droit constitutionnel, au droit parlementaire, au droit administratif, aux contrats et approvisionnements, à la protection de la vie privée et au droit du travail, entre autres. Principales raisons de se joindre à l’équipe du Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire : Il s’agit d’une occasion rare de participer au processus démocratique d’élaboration des lois. Vous interagirez régulièrement directement avec les député(e)s et leur personnel, ce qui nécessitera du tact et de la diplomatie. Possibilités de formation et de perfectionnement Conciliation travail-vie personnelle/semaine de travail de 35 heures Quatre semaines de vacances au minimum Qualifications Éducation : Diplôme en droit d’une université reconnue; Adhésion en bonne et due forme au barreau d’une province ou d’un territoire. Expérience : Expérience dans la prestation de conseils juridiques spécialisés sur des questions de droit public; Expérience dans la prestation de conseils juridiques stratégiques et opportuns (à l’oral et à l’écrit) sur des questions juridiques complexes. Atouts : Connaissance du droit contractuel et des lois en matière d’approvisionnement; Connaissance du droit du travail; Connaissance du droit parlementaire. Informations complémentaires Nous nous engageons à créer un milieu de travail inclusif, notamment en adoptant un processus de recrutement et de sélection sans obstacle. Si vous avez une demande d’adaptation, avez besoin de matériel dans un format accessible, ou d'un soutien supplémentaire dans le cadre du processus de candidature, veuillez communiquer avec l’équipe des Services de recrutement et de sélection à l’adresse HOCCareers-CarrieresCDC@parl.gc.ca. À chaque poste bilingue correspond un profil linguistique établissant le niveau de compétence en langue seconde nécessaire pour la compréhension de l’écrit, l’expression écrite et l’interaction orale. Le profil de ce poste est CCC. Des candidatures avec d'autres profils linguistiques pourront être prises en considération. Veuillez noter que nous pouvons commencer à rencontrer des candidat(e)s qualifié(e)s avant la date limite de soumission des candidatures. Toutefois, soyez assurés que toutes les candidatures soumises avant la date de clôture seront pleinement prises en considération. Nous vous invitons de sauvegarder une copie de l’avis d’emploi. Une fois la date limite passée, ces documents ne seront plus accessibles. Les personnes qui se qualifient pourraient être prises en compte pour des occasions d’emploi futures, de durée indéterminée ou déterminée, pour ce rôle ou des rôles semblables et/ou connexes. Découvrez notre organisation! Visitez Noscommunes.ca. Pour en savoir plus sur notre processus d’embauche, consulter Éligibilité et sélection.      

Location : Vancouver, BC Status: Casual to March 31, 2025 Affiliation: British Columbia General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) Salary rang e: Job Class 9 ($29.47 - 33.61 Hourly) Competition #: B085-24 Application Deadline: October 15, 2024 VALUES STATEMENT: Our commitment to the principles of fundamental justice embedded in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and to Truth and Reconciliation, and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion is ambitious and foundational. It informs everything we do, as we defend liberty, equality, autonomy, and dignity; as we dismantle colonization, racism, sexism, transphobia and homophobia, and all discrimination. These are our values, and they inform our hiring practices too. Our business is aiding people in severe legal distress and necessitates internal and external alignment of practicing these values. Integrating Truth and Reconciliation, and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion throughout every aspect of Legal Aid BC is critical to building that culture, and we prioritize ongoing resources to achieve that goal. We are seeking a Lawyer Support Representative to join our team. The Opportunity As Lawyer Support Representative, your primary function is to represent the Lawyer Support Department as the first point of contact for external lawyers and third party vendors working on legal aid referrals by providing end to end support during contract cycle including: new lawyer orientation and onboarding, helpdesk support for inquiries from lawyers regarding LABC Tariffs, contract and billing entitlements, technical support for lawyer portal, assessment of extraordinary billing; assess, coordinate and process authorization requests from lawyers; interpret and provide summary for case review lawyer on extraordinary fee requests in the areas of service in Criminal, CFCSA, Immigration, Family, Judicial Appeals, Duty Counsel, Circuit Court, disbursement and transcripts based on interpretation of tariff and organization policies. Key accountabilities include, but aren't limited to: Review, assess and use discretion to approve, or deny extraordinary invoices in CIS and requests to bill in excess of contract tariff item maximums submitted by legal aid lawyers for fees and or disbursements across all areas of law; Ensure claims are billed in accordance with the policies set out in the LABC Tariffs, Intake Policies and Procedures and the lawyers’ contract and that the sequence of services billed fit within the structure of the justice systems court processes Who We Are Legal Aid BC (LABC) is a non-profit organization established by the Legal Services Society Act in 1979. Our mission is to provide legal information, advice, and representation services to BC's most vulnerable and marginalized citizens who lack the necessary resources to effectively access the justice system when their families, freedom, or safety are at risk. Our vision is to see BC’s legal system transformed, by the way LABC represents our clients, into one more equitable and inclusive with a mission to strengthen client-centred legal help for British Columbians experiencing barriers accessing the legal system. At LABC, we know that our continued ability to help the people who need us is due to the hardworking individuals who make up our team, dedicated to making a difference in the lives of people in need. We foster a positive culture of open communication for our team to thrive within, underpinned by our values of client focus, advancing Truth & Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, and change through leadership. Legal Aid BC is in the early stages of, and committed to a transformative journey of embedding Truth, Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in all aspects of our work. We seek talent from equity-seeking groups, including but not limited to individuals who self-identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Metis descent, persons with diverse abilities, gender diverse, racialized, and members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community , be a part of this exciting stage of Legal Aid BC’s growth. We care deeply about the culture we are building and are looking for staff members who not only excel in their respective areas but are also passionate about supporting the people we serve and each other. If this resonates with you, we encourage you to apply. All interested and eligible applicants will be considered with due consideration to all protected grounds under the BC Human Rights Code. If we can do anything to make your application experience a positive and equitable one, we want to hear from you on what we can do better. To understand why legal aid matters, and our commitments to Truth, Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, please explore our website, planning and guiding documents at https://legalaid.bc.ca/. The Ideal Candidate You have a Grade 12 education supplemented by legal course(s). Minimum 2 years relevant experience as outlined in rated requirements. Typing speed 30 wpm. Intermediate skill in MS Word. Basic skill in MS Excel. OR an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered. You strive to exceed expectations and are a team player. We Offer A competitive annual salary, as well as a comprehensive benefits package (based on your employment status and affiliation including: Four weeks paid vacation to start that grows the longer you are with LABC An excellent employee benefits package, where premiums are 100% paid by LABC A generous defined benefit pension plan Support for training and development An Employee and Family Assistance program The opportunity to participate in various Employee programs (Employee Wellness, etc.) Support for a healthy work/life balance Generous leave provisions (sick time, special leaves) 13 paid statutory holidays An opportunity for a flexible hybrid work arrangement for some positions (LABC reserves the right to change this policy at any time) Transit friendly employer for eligible staff to have their commute subsidized Dog-friendly offices Dedicated Cultural Leave provisions for Indigenous employees An Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Council, and Indigenous employees Council and Accessibility Committee of employees from equity-seeking groups that advises on ongoing improvements and investments in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at our workplace For additional information regarding our extensive benefits package, please explore our careers page at: https://legalaid.bc.ca/about/careers/why-work-here. If you are interested in joining us – visit our careers page for the full job posting at https://legalaid.bc.ca/careers and apply now! We would like to thank all external applicants for their interest but regret that only those shortlisted will be contacted.

Careers Headquartered in Toronto, the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is responsible for investing in new infrastructure projects. The CIB’s mission is to work with provincial, territorial, municipal, federal, Indigenous and private sector investor partners to transform the way infrastructure is planned, financed and delivered in Canada. The CIB is looking for an exceptional corporate lawyer to join our Legal team. The Legal team advises the Investments team and other functional groups (Risk, Finance, Human Resources, Communications) on matters concerning procurement, contracts, intellectual property rights, conflicts of interests, policies, governance and compliance with federal legislation and policies that apply generally to Crown corporations. Against this background, you will be a key member of the CIB’s legal team and will be the primary lawyer responsible for providing legal advice and support on a wide range of corporate matters with a view to protecting the CIB’s interests and ensuring compliance with the CIB’s mandate, policies and procedures. You will also collaborate with the CIB’s Investments, Risk and Asset Management teams, supporting and advising them on a wide range of commercial and corporate matters. A motivated self-starter with a partnering focused mindset, you will find yourself exposed to a broad range of issues related to the CIB’s mandate and public policy objectives. This role will report to the Associate General Counsel. If you share a commitment to the CIB’s public interest mandate and role as an impact investor, value a collegial and collaborative culture, and approach everything with the highest integrity, then consider joining our team.   Your responsibilities include Support various initiatives related to corporate/commercial matters, including commercial, transactional and services agreements, procurement and corporate law, such as: draft, review, analyze and advise on a wide range or transactional and commercial agreements and legal documents lead procurement activities and review contracts for the acquisition of goods and services support negotiations draft, develop and enhance agreement templates, including agreements with project sponsors and parties for the advancement of a project advise on the interpretation of existing agreements Support the General Counsel & Corporate Secretary and Senior Legal Counsel and work collaboratively with the Project Development and Investments team on a broad range of business activities related to the due diligence, project development and execution of investment transactions Assist in the analysis of legal, regulatory and compliance requirements and risks associated with the CIB’s business initiatives and developing and implementing appropriate mitigation strategies Research and respond to general legal inquiries from internal clients that relate to corporate, commercial, governance and compliance matters, and provide advice on appropriate legal action to be taken Monitor legal trends and case law in order to provide advice and deliver internal trainings on key contractual and compliance matters Contribute to the knowledge management activities of the CIB’s legal team Undertake other reasonable duties as requested Your ideal profile LL.B./LL.M/JD or equivalent required, as well as licenced to practice law in Ontario or Quebec 3 to 8 years of relevant post-qualification legal experience at a leading law firm and/or in-house corporate legal department at a federal/provincial Crown corporation or public company Solid experience in drafting and negotiating commercial agreements, including agreements related to project finance or development in the infrastructure sector Bilingual in both official languages (English and French) verbal and written is highly desired Strong communication and interpersonal skills, including an ability to build relationships and work cooperatively with many different stakeholders Excellent legal drafting skills with the ability to be precise, creative, and flexible in communicating legal and business issues Strong organizational, project management and decision-making skills and able to manage multiple competing projects to completion Skilled at identifying, analyzing and simplifying complex legal concepts to provide proactive advice in a clear and concise manner Flexible and adaptable, including the ability to be open to change and assume new responsibilities as the organization matures Demonstrated good judgment, professionalism and integrity Committed to the CIB’s values and proven commitment to integrity and accountability   To apply for this position, please email your resume to careers@cib-bic.ca with the Subject Line: Legal Counsel – Corporate and Commercial We thank you for your interest. Only those selected for further screening or an interview will be contacted

ABOUT US Almost 1.2 million residents call York Region home, making it one of the largest regions in Canada – and the fastest growing with a population that’s expected to grow to more than 2 million by 2041. Our geography, which is comprised of about 1,800 square kilometers over nine different municipalities, is as beautiful, interesting and diverse as our people. Local government is organized in a two-tier structure and we work together with our local municipalities to provide residents and businesses access to a broad selection of services and resources. WHAT WE OFFER Consistently named one of Canada’s Best Employers by Forbes, we offer a collaborative, progressive workplace that takes pride in our organizational culture and is committed to living The 13+ Factors of Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace – aligned with our vision to create strong, caring and safe communities both within and outside our walls. Defined Benefit Pension Program - With the Ontario Municipality Employees Retirement System (OMERS) defined benefit pension plan, you can confidently retire knowing that you will have income for life. Eligibility from date of hire as a full-time employee and includes employer-matched contributions. Employer of Choice - Recognized as the highest-ranking government employer in Canada and fourth overall among 300 organizations. Benefits and Wellness - Employees and their loved ones have access to an employee health care spending account, access to a 24/7 Employee and Family Assistance Program and corporate discounts and purchase plans for day-to-day products and services. Casual employees are eligible to receive payment in lieu of benefits and/or vacation. Inclusive and Diverse Workforce - We’re committed to fostering an environment that celebrates all dimensions of diversity and ensures everyone can develop to their full potential, participate freely in society and live with respect, dignity and freedom from discrimination. Our robust Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility program continues to grow, and has been recognized by the United Nations and many other organizations for our leadership. ABOUT THE ROLE Reporting to the Senior Counsel, Prosecutions, is responsible for conducting prosecutions under Federal and Provincial statutes and regulations and municipal by-laws in the Ontario Court of Justice. WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING Conducts prosecutions under Provincial statutes and regulations and Municipal by-laws in the Ontario Court of Justice. Conducts prosecutions of Federal offences under the Contraventions Act (Canada). Prepares prosecution cases by researching the relevant statutes, regulations, by-laws and case law, speaking to enforcement officers, witnesses, defense counsel and agents, and liaising with area municipalities and other enforcement agencies. Reviews officer’s notes, witness statements, accident reports, and other documents and considers the admissibility of evidence to determine that all charges have been sufficiently investigated, all evidence collected, and that a reasonable prospect of conviction exists before presenting the case to the court. Responds to inquiries and resolves concerns, as appropriate, from the general public etc. Ensures that services provided meet Regional customer service standards. Liaises with solicitors, area municipalities, agents, public, police, etc. with respect to prosecution cases. Participates on committees, work groups, task forces and special projects, as assigned. Performs other duties as assigned, in accordance with Branch and Department objectives. WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR Successful completion of secondary school diploma. Minimum three (3) years' experience in prosecuting and/or defending municipal and/or provincial offences in the Ontario Court of Justice or successful completion of a Court and Tribunal Agent Program or Paralegal Program. Must be licensed by the Law Society of Upper Canada to practice law or provide legal services as a Paralegal. Satisfactory Police Criminal Background Check. Knowledge of rules of evidence and Ontario Court of Justice trial and appeal procedures. Working knowledge of relevant Federal and Provincial statutes and regulations, municipal by-laws applicable to Provincial and Municipal offences and Charter of Rights and procedures relating to Charter issues. Knowledge of and ability to abide by Provincial Standards and Guidelines for Prosecutors, in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Province and the Region. Computer literacy utilizing MS Office software applications and knowledge of the Integrated Courts Offences Network (ICON) or other similar applications.  

La Fédération canadienne des municipalités (FCM) est la voix nationale des gouvernements municipaux, représentant les intérêts des villes et des collectivités auprès du gouvernement fédéral. Poste Conseillère Juridique (L'unité des Prêts) Service Growth & Development - Green Municipal Fund (GMF) - Unité de prêt Classification Niveau 8 Échelle salariale Notre échelle salariale se situe généralement entre 106,000$ et 144,000$, en fonction des qualifications et de l'expérience Langues Le bilinguisme (anglais et français) est un atout majeur / Le bilinguisme (français et anglais) est requis Terme Permanent plein temps Lieu Hybride (Ottawa)/À distance (au Canada)   Pourquoi c’est l’endroit idéal pour vous Au FMV, nous donnons à nos employés les moyens de créer des changements là où ils ont le plus d'impact : les municipalités. Le FMV est une dotation permanente de 1,6 milliard de dollars du gouvernement du Canada, gérée de façon indépendante, ce qui le rend souple et disponible pour des initiatives à plus haut risque et à plus fort impact. Un investissement supplémentaire de 530 millions de dollars dans le FMV pour soutenir la Stratégie nationale d'adaptation a été annoncé en novembre 2022. Notre équipe s'est engagée à aider les collectivités locales à adopter plus rapidement des pratiques durables. Le FMV est la pierre angulaire du programme de la Fédération canadienne des municipalités (FCM). Notre combinaison unique de financement, de ressources et de formation donne aux municipalités les outils dont elles ont besoin pour renforcer leur résilience et améliorer la qualité de vie des Canadiens. Grâce au FMV, les municipalités ont réduit leurs émissions de carbone, construit de meilleurs moyens de transport, des bâtiments efficaces et résilients, détourné des déchets des sites d'enfouissement, rendus disponibles pour le développement des terrains auparavant inutilisables et amélioré la qualité des sols et de l'eau.   Un rôle pour vous Relevant du gestionnaire ou de la gestionnaire principal(e) de l'unité des Prêts, le conseiller ou la conseillère juridique de l'unité des Prêts apporte son expertise juridique au fonctionnement établi du FMV et contribue ainsi à la réussite globale du processus de financement. L'objectif de ce poste est d'assurer la conformité juridique et réglementaire et d'atténuer les risques associés aux activités de prêt et de financement de la FCM auprès des municipalités et des autres entités. En outre, le mandat de la conseillère ou du conseiller juridique de l'unité des Prêts consiste à veiller à ce que les transactions soient conformes à la législation et à la réglementation, à atténuer les risques juridiques et à renforcer la réputation de la FCM en matière de fiabilité et de respect des normes juridiques. L’avenir du travail à la FCM comprend le fait que la FCM devienne une organisation encore plus axée sur les membres qui équilibre la réalisation de ses objectifs avec une approche centrée sur les personnes. Le titulaire incarne l’engagement de la FCM à être une organisation saine, diversifiée, inclusive et qui lutte contre le racisme. En tant que membre de l’équipe, conseiller(e) travaille d’une manière qui adhère à ces valeurs, à la culture d’entreprise et à la passion pour le mandat de la FCM.   Ce que vous aurez à faire   Gérer les aspects transactionnels des contrats du FMV, y compris la négociation, la structuration, la rédaction et les modifications des contrats, en faisant appel à un(e) avocat(e) externe au besoin. Établir et surveiller toutes les politiques et procédures de nature juridique s’adressant aux employé(e)s du FMV, dont les modèles d’ententes, les directives et les outils d’interprétations, en veillant à leur amélioration continue et en assurant leur conformité à l’entente de financement du FMV et aux lois applicables Déterminer quand faire appel à un(e) conseiller(e) juridique externe spécialisé(e) pour les dossiers complexes et pour compléter les capacités internes lorsque le volume est élevé. Renforcer les connaissances et les capacités internes en matière de politiques et de pratiques juridiques en organisant régulièrement des sessions de formation avec le personnel de l'unité Services à la clientèle, financement et investissement (CSFI), afin de faire connaître les exigences juridiques et les stratégies d'atténuation des risques. Préparer des modèles de contrat en anglais et en français pour l’unité des Prêts du FMV. Préparer des contrats personnalisés et des modifications, selon les besoins, pour l'équipe des Services à la clientèle et de financement du FMV. Négocier les accords de financement du FMV avec les clients du FMV, le cas échéant, afin de s'assurer que le FMV est dans une position juridiquement souhaitable. Agir en tant que représentant principal au nom du FMV pour la négociation de contrats avec certaines autorités financières municipales et sociétés financières municipales. Conseiller la haute direction dans la définition des positions externes et internes, des politiques, des procédures, des opérations et des transactions liées aux activités de prêt du FMV, gérer les risques juridiques à des niveaux acceptables de manière efficace et rentable et veiller à ce que le FMV se conforme à ses documents directeurs (c'est-à-dire l'accord de financement du FMV) et à la législation en vigueur. Effectuer des recherches et des analyses juridiques afin de se tenir au courant de l'évolution du droit municipal, des réglementations en matière de crédit et des changements législatifs pertinents ayant une incidence sur le mandat du FMV. Collaborer étroitement avec les services internes, tels que les Services à la clientèle et de financement, les Finances, l'unité des Prêts et l'unité Risques et conformité, afin d'évaluer les risques juridiques et les opportunités associés aux projets municipaux et aux activités de prêt. Travailler en collaboration pour élaborer des stratégies globales de conformité juridique et d'atténuation des risques, en veillant à ce qu'elles soient conformes aux objectifs de l'organisation et aux exigences réglementaires.   Vos compétences font toute la différence Ce que vous possédez : Éducation : Baccalauréat en droit (LL.B) ou diplôme équivalent d’une université reconnue et accréditée. Certificat de compétence. Expérience: 5 à 8 ans d’expérience en droit commercial ou droit des sociétés dans un grand cabinet d’avocats ou dans une organisation au sein de laquelle le candidat ou la candidate a acquis un expérience en droit commercial comprenant des compétences en élaboration, analyse, rédaction et négociation. Expérience avec les transactions commerciales, notamment la structuration, la rédaction et la négociation des ententes de prêts. Une expérience des questions juridiques relatives au logement social et abordable, en particulier en ce qui concerne les différents types de structures de gouvernance, y compris les fiducies foncières, les sociétés de bienfaisance, les organisations confessionnelles et les coentreprises, serait un atout. Connaissances: Des connaissances de la loi applicable aux contrats de licence et aux droits de la propriété intellectuelle, ainsi qu’à la réglementation municipale seraient des atouts. Connaissances de la réglementation pour les organismes sans but lucratif et les organisations offrant des services. Connaissance du financement gouvernemental et d'autres initiatives de financement structurées pour soutenir le logement abordable, les bâtiments municipaux durables, la transformation des déchets organiques en énergie, les systèmes énergétiques communautaires et les programmes d'énergie propre évalués en fonction de la propriété. Compétences: Expérience démontrée en élaboration d’ententes commerciales en anglais et en français. De solides habiletés pour les communications écrites et orales en anglais et en français sont requises. Pouvoir analyser et synthétiser rapidement des situations complexes, et savoir user de créativité pour résoudre les problèmes. Doit être capable d’établir des liens avec une variété de parties prenantes, y compris la haute gestion, les employé(e)s et les tiers (consultant(e)s, contractant(e)s, partenaires, etc.). Être capable d’effectuer plusieurs tâches à la fois dans un environnement qui évolue rapidement et de gérer efficacement les priorités multiples.   Travailler à la FCM, c'est génial! Nous privilégions la conciliation travail-vie personnelle grâce à notre modèle de travail flexible: Lorsque nous parlons de modèle de travail flexible, cela signifie qu'en collaboration avec votre gestionnaire et en fonction des besoins de votre équipe, vous avez la possibilité de déterminer vos horaires de travail afin de bénéficier d'un équilibre sain entre vos exigences professionnelles et personnelles. Vous devez vivre au Canada pour ce poste, mais vous pouvez travailler principalement à domicile. Des déplacements périodiques au bureau central à Ottawa peuvent être requis. La majorité de l'équipe du FMV opère depuis la région de la capitale nationale. Nous aimons visiter les régions que nous touchons, ce qui nous permet également de découvrir des endroits uniques et merveilleux de notre pays. Vous pourriez être appelé(e) à voyager à l'échelle nationale de 10 à 15 % du temps. Nous ne nous contentons pas de parler du bien-être des employés, nous le mettons en pratique : Horaire d’été du 1er juillet à la fête du Travail: Des journées de travail de 7 heures au lieu de 7,5 Congé à tous les vendredis pendant l’été Des conditions de travail flexibles pour favoriser la productivité et le bien-être. Un engagement envers le développement des employés. Une gamme concurrentielle d'avantages sociaux et de services aux employés. Des bureaux situés dans le marché By et au centre-ville d'Ottawa. Nous nous engageons à favoriser une culture organisationnelle qui prône l'équité, la diversité, l'inclusion et l'appartenance , où des personnes de diverses identités raciales et ethniques, nationalités, statuts socio-économiques, orientations sexuelles, identité/expression de genre et capacités physiques et mentales peuvent s'épanouir et contribuer à leur plein potentiel. Nous accueillons et encourageons les candidatures de personnes handicapées. Des aménagements sont disponibles sur demande pour les candidat(e)s, et ce dans tous les aspects du processus de recrutement et de sélection. Nous attendons de vos nouvelles Si ce poste vous interpelle et qu’il reflète l’impact que vous souhaitez avoir, nous serions ravis de vous connaître! La date limite de présentation des candidatures est le 02 Octobre 2024. Postulez dès aujourd’hui. L'avenir du travail ici inclut un modèle hybride de travail; par conséquent, ce poste sera une combinaison de travail virtuel et sur site. Le candidat retenu doit résider au Canada et être autorisé à travailler au Canada. Il doit également être en mesure de travailler depuis son domicile / à distance, à l'intérieur du Canada. Pour plus d'information au sujet de ce poste ou de la FCM en général, veuillez consulter notre site Web à www.fcm.ca. Pour en savoir plus sur le Fonds municipal vert, consultez le site https://greenmunicipalfund.ca/   Nous remercions tous les candidats et toutes les candidates pour leur intérêt, mais nous ne communiquerons qu'avec ceux et celles qui auront été retenu(e)s pour une entrevue. Toutes les candidatures seront conservées pour une période de six mois après la fin du processus d'embauche.  

Legal Aid Alberta is seeking to fill a full time Duty Counsel in our Edmonton location. This position will appeal to an individual that likes to take initiative, is client focused and is exceptionally strong in delivering high-quality results. You will help drive the future of our organization and you play an important role in developing a talented and diverse Legal Aid Alberta team province wide. Who We Are As a publicly funded, non-profit organization, Legal Aid Alberta provides affordable legal services in family law, domestic violence, child welfare, immigration, and youth and adult criminal defense. We are Alberta-wide, with 300 staff and 1,200 private practice lawyers helping people overcome their legal challenges in more than 75 communities across the province. Who You Are Working at Legal Aid Alberta means you care about people and empathize with their situation. You have excellent communication skills especially in tough situations. You are an expert in criminal law and can advise clients of their rights and legal obligations in that area. You are a quick thinker, able to provide sound advice and thrive in a fast-paced work environment. You have strong communication and interpersonal skills, enjoy learning new things and can adapt to change quickly. You care deeply about the success of our team and have a solid understanding of our organization’s mission and values. Job Description Reporting to the Legal Services Manager, some of the key responsibilities include: Duty Counsel representation in adult and youth criminal courts to professional standards and in accordance with the Rules and Code of Conduct of the Law Society of Alberta and the policies and procedures of LAA. Interviewing clients, determining their needs, and providing them advice about their legal options. Negotiate release conditions and/or plea arrangements with Crown counsel for clients. Review and provide legal opinions and summaries in relation to service eligibility for summary offences. Complete and accurate statistical record keeping. Compliance with office policy and procedures. Participate in performance and staff meetings as required. Assessment services in youth and adult criminal law. Travel to attend various circuit courts as needed by operational requirements and assigned by Legal Services Manager (compensation for travel provided). Qualifications Education and Experience Law degree from a recognized law school. Active member in good standing with the Law Society of Alberta or eligible for immediate membership. 5 years’ experience in adult and youth criminal law practice. Knowledge and Skills Rules of Court and court proceedings. Thorough understanding of: Criminal Code, including bail and sentencing provisions. Youth Criminal Justice Act. Protection Against Family Violence Act. Ability to build rapport and negotiate effectively with Crown Counsel. Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively, especially with members of vulnerable populations. Advocacy, problem solving, communication, negotiation skills 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, SharePoint), Remote Courtroom Scheduling (RCS), web-based legal research tools, and other web-based resources. Ability to work with clients who have complex needs including physical or mental disability; substance abuse; or living situations that impede their ability to resolve legal matters. Possess a valid driver’s license and be able to drive to circuit court locations. What We Offer Perks of working with us Competitive wage RRSP with 8% employer contribution Health and dental benefits Health and wellness accounts Employee assistance program Weekends off Winter/Christmas closure (paid time off) 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 select ‘Apply Now’ to create your candidate profile. This competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Additional Requirement Successful candidate will be required to provide an acceptable criminal record check.  

The Office of the Legislative Counsel is part of the Legal Services Branch of the Ministry of Attorney General. The task of the Office is to assist government in meeting its legislative objectives and, since most major policy goals require legislation, the task can be a daunting one. Lawyers with the Office draft both government Bills and executive legislation and advise government on the legislative process and the interpretation of legislation. As a Legislative Counsel, you deal with legal and legislative matters of significant financial, social and political importance to the Province of British Columbia. The successful applicant will assist Cabinet and the Minister of Finance with the tasks of transforming policy objectives into clearly expressed statements of law, specifically in the area of regulating the financial markets. In doing so, you assist in refining those policy objectives by providing advice that is both creative and practical, conceptually coherent and legally sound. You understand the principles underlying the rule of law, democracy and the Canadian Constitution. You nurture effective working relationships with government officials, with the BC Securities Commission and other Canadian Securities Regulators, knowing that teamwork and a collegial environment help produce results. While your practice is highly specialized and demanding, your adaptability, your integrity and high professional standards and your excellent, careful communication skills, both written and verbal, allow you to manage challenging files and competing priorities with tact and discretion. Job Requirements: Must be a member of the Law Society of British Columbia in good standing OR immediately eligible for call to the Bar. A minimum of 4 years of call. A minimum of 2 years drafting legal instruments. Preferences Experience drafting legislation or advising on legislative projects. For questions regarding this position, please contact kevin.kohan@gov.bc.ca About this Position: Amendment June 27: Updated to include a 2nd temporary assignment opportunity. There are currently (2) temporary opportunities available. Legislative Counsel (Securities) level 1/2/3 temporary opportunity until April 19, 2025 Legislative Counsel level 1/2 temporary opportunity until December 08, 2024 A permanent appointment may result from this temporary appointment. An eligibility list may be established to fill future temporary and permanent vacancies. Flexible work options are available; this position may be able to work from home a few days a week subject to an approved telework agreement. This position is excluded from union membership. Employees of the BC Public Service must be located in BC at the time of employment. Working for the BC Public Service: The BC Public Service is committed to creating a diverse workplace to represent the population we serve and to better meet the needs of our citizens. Consider joining our team and being part of an innovative, inclusive and rewarding workplace. The Indigenous Applicant Advisory Service is available to applicants that self-identify as Indigenous (First Nations, status or non-status, Métis, or Inuit) seeking work or already employed in the BC Public Service. For guidance on applying and interviewing, please contact IndigenousApplicants@gov.bc.ca or 778-405-3452. How to Apply: Your application must clearly demonstrate how you meet the job requirements listed above. In addition to applying through the BC Public Service Recruitment System, you must email a copy of your cover letter and resume to natasha.summerfield@gov.bc.ca. Your application will not be considered if your email is not received before the competition closes. Cover Letter: YES - A cover letter is required as part of your application. The content and/or format of your cover letter may be evaluated as part of the assessment process. Resume: YES - Ensure your resume includes your educational accomplishments, employment history including start and end dates (month and year) of your employment, and any relevant information that relates to the job to which you are applying. Questionnaire: YES - You will need to complete a basic questionnaire to demonstrate how you meet the job requirements. Helpful tips, videos and more regarding the application process can be found on the Your Job Application page of MyHR. If you are experiencing technical difficulty applying, e-mail BCPSA.Hiring.Centre@gov.bc.ca, before the stated closing time, and we will respond as soon as possible. Additional Information: A Criminal Record Check (CRC) will be required. Applicants selected to move forward in the hiring process may be assessed on the Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Competencies as outlined in the attached Job Profile located at the bottom of the posting. Applications will be accepted until 11:00 pm Pacific Standard Time on the closing date of the competition.   Job Category Court and Judicial Services

Reporting to the Legal Counsel, the Litigation Counsel is responsible for providing legal advice and services with respect to Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) activities specifically with inquests and other WPS litigation as required. Litigation Counsel provides written and oral arguments on behalf of the WPS; advises on and provides recommendations on internal disciplinary actions, remedial action and changes in policies and practices when requested. Litigation Counsel is an advanced level within the Solicitors’ series. The incumbent at this level requires an advanced degree of expertise and must have demonstrated consistently superior performance of responsibilities involving complex decisions of significant importance. Work is more complex and a higher level of independence is expected. As a Litigation Counsel you will: Provide legal advice and services on complex and/or sensitive legal matters to the Legal Counsel, Chief of Police, Executive Management Team and throughout the organization (“clients”). Conduct complex and (or) sensitive litigation, administrative hearings and other legal proceedings. Your education and qualifications include: Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) of Juris Doctor (J.D.) Degree Member in good standing with the Manitoba Law Society and the Manitoba Bar Association Minimum of 7 years’ post-articling experience practicing a related area of law, preferably in a government or law enforcement setting Knowledge of the rules and procedures of the various courts and relevant administrative tribunals Knowledge of rules of evidence and rules of natural justice Knowledge of relevant legislation including; Police Service Act; FIPPA, PHIA, Manitoba Human Rights Code; and Criminal Code of Canada Excellent verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain technical and legal information in plain language to all levels of the organization and external stakeholders Superior written communication skills with ability to compose a variety of confidential documents and correspondence Excellent interpersonal skills including the ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with individuals at all levels of the organization, external contacts, and the public Excellent organizational and time management skills to work independently, manage multiple priorities, produce high quality work, and meet deadlines Excellent problem solving and decision-making skills Strong negotiation skills using sound judgment, diplomacy and discretion when providing legal advice, persuasively advocating, and resolving contentious issues The ability to establish and maintain a positive, respectful, safe and healthy work environment that supports the physical, psychological and social working relationships with members at all levels in a team environment *IMPORTANT: Applicants who have been educated outside of Canada must have education which is comparable to the minimum qualification in Canada. Applicants submitting foreign credentials require an official academic assessment report issued by a recognized Canadian assessment service** at application. Minimum requirements: Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident Minimum 18 years of age No involvement in any criminal activity within the last two years (including illegal drugs) No criminal record for which a Pardon has not been granted Conditions of employment: Ability to pass a level 3 Winnipeg Police Service security check and maintain clearance Maintain a valid Manitoba Class 5 Full Driver’s License Maintain membership to practice in profession Winnipeg Police Service Competencies: Integrity and Trust Intellectual Horsepower Learning on the Fly Problem Solving Results Orientated Written Communication  

Department of Justice Canada - National Litigation Sector - Prairie Regional Office Winnipeg (Manitoba) LP-02 $127,825 to $202,339 For further information on the organization, please visit Department of Justice Canada The "Cracking the Code" video helps people who are looking for a new career with the Government of Canada to navigate the application process step by step: Cracking the Code Closing date: 13 August 2024 - 23:59, Pacific Time Who can apply: Persons residing in Canada, and Canadian citizens and Permanent residents abroad. Apply online Important messages We are committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free work environment, starting with the hiring process. If you need to be accommodated during any phase of the evaluation process, please use the Contact information below to request specialized accommodation. All information received in relation to accommodation will be kept confidential. Assessment accommodation Tips for applicants: Please provide complete and thorough details of your occupational certification, and experience. Do not assume that the screening board has any previous knowledge of your background, qualifications, or work history. You must be specific and provide concrete examples/details for each experience element, as applications will be screened only on the information provided. Failure to provide sufficient information may result in your application being screened out of the process. Your application, cover letter, and answers to the screening questions will be used to assess Written Communication, see definition below. Work environment The tradition of excellence at the Department of Justice is embodied in its culture, which values inclusiveness, fairness and respect for Canada's legal system. The Department of Justice is often described as Canada's largest and most prestigious law firm. The Department makes and upholds federal laws and is the guardian of the Canadian justice system. By setting for itself the highest standards of integrity, fairness and professionalism, the Department of Justice has earned a reputation as a leader within the legal community. In Winnipeg, lawyers represent the federal government in a wide variety of matters affecting departments and agencies of the Government of Canada. Our counsel regularly appear before the Federal Court, Federal Court of Appeal, and Tax Court of Canada; the provincial superior courts such as the Court of King’s Bench of Manitoba, and the Manitoba Court of Appeal; and various administrative tribunals, including the Specific Claims Tribunal, Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, and the Canadian Agricultural Review Tribunal. Justice Canada counsel are also involved in challenging and interesting solicitors’ work. A career in the Prairie Region, Winnipeg office of Justice Canada, means working alongside experienced lawyers doing groundbreaking, important work on a variety of interesting files. No matter what your expertise, you will benefit from Justice Canada's supportive atmosphere, emphasis on training and mentoring, commitment to equitable workplace policies, and the ability to balance the personal and professional aspects of your life. Intent of the process A pool of partially assessed or fully qualified candidates may be established to staff similar positions within the Department of Justice with various tenures, language requirements, operational requirements, organizational needs and/or conditions of employment. Positions to be filled: Number to be determined Information you must provide Your résumé. A covering letter " Please note: your application, cover letter, and answers to the screening questions will be used to assess Written Communication, see definition below." In order to be considered, your application must clearly explain how you meet the following (essential qualifications) - Occupational Certification - OC1: Eligibility for membership in the Bar of one of the provinces or territories of Canada or in the Chambre des notaires du Québec. - Experience - EX1: Significant experience* providing legal services as counsel. Significant experience is defined as the depth and breadth of experience normally associated with performance of the duties of a lawyer with conduct of civil litigation (or an acceptable combination of criminal and civil litigation) over a period of approximately four (4) years. The following will be applied / assessed at a later date (essential for the job) English essential Information on language requirements - Competencies - CO1: Oral communication CO2: Written communication Your application, cover letter, and answers to the screening questions will be used to assess Written Communication, defined as: Expresses complex ideas in a clear and succinct manner Message is complete, appropriate, and contains all info required by the reader Formats material in a manner that provides optimal impact Organizes ideas effectively Uses correct spelling, grammar and punctuation in written documents Uses language, concepts and ideas appropriate to the intended audience CO3: Demonstrating integrity and respect CO4: Thinking things through CO5: Working effectively with others CO6: Showing initiative and being action-oriented - Abilities - A1: Ability to analyze legal issues and provide strategic advice. A2: Ability to manage the legal practice, including using digital tools. The following may be applied / assessed at a later date (may be needed for the job) - Asset Qualifications - AEX1: Experience conducting litigation in the Federal Court of Canada. AEX2: Experience in class actions. AEX3: Experience in Indigenous litigation. AEX4: Experience conducting matters before the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal or other tribunals. - Organizational Needs - The Department of Justice believes that to be able to effectively serve the public, its workforce needs to reflect the diversity of the Canadian population. Diversity is a great source of strength in driving Canada’s Legal Team in ensuring that Canada’s justice system is as fair, accessible and efficient as possible. The Department is committed to a representative workforce that represents the Canadian public we serve. If you are a woman, an Indigenous person, a person with a disability, a member of a racialized group* or a member of the 2SLGBTQIA+**/ Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE) community, we encourage you to self-declare in this staffing process. Please note that this group is currently designated as members of visible minorities in the Employment Equity Act. ** 2SLGBTQIA+: Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual and people who identify as being part of sexual and gender diverse communities. INFORMATION ON SELF-DECLARATION Self-declaration information can be factored into the screening, assessment, or selection decision to address our commitment to eliminate gaps and increase representation for these groups. This information will only be used in connection with this selection process. HOW TO SELF-DECLARE If you are an Indigenous person, a woman, a member of a racialized group, or a person with a disability, self-declaration information will be collected via your job application profile, under the Employment Equity section. Please note that your self-declaration as a member of First Nations, Inuit or Métis will be verified via the Affirmation of Indigenous Identity Form to be provided later in the staffing process. For more information on this requirement, please consult the Questions and Answers page: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-service-commission/services/appointment-framework/guides-tools-appointment-framework/affirmation-indigenous-identity-form.html. If you are a member of the 2SLGBTQIA+/ Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE) communities, self-declaration information will be collected via a non-screening question in your job application. - Operational Requirements - OR1: Willing and able to work extended hours including weekends. OR2: Willing and able to travel, as required. Conditions of employment Reliability, Secret, or Top Secret security clearance (depending on position or as required). Remain a member in good standing of the Law Society of Manitoba* This factor is not used at the screening stage, rather, it must be met before being appointed to a particular position, and must be maintained throughout the employment while being the incumbent of said position. Other information The Public Service of Canada is committed to building a skilled and diverse workforce that reflects the Canadians we serve. We promote employment equity and encourage you to indicate if you belong to one of the designated groups when you apply. Information on employment equity We will only accept on-line applications received via the GC Jobs site. Acknowledgment of receipt of applications will not be sent. CANDIDATES WILL NOT BE SOLICITED FOR INCOMPLETE OR MISSING INFORMATION. Proof of citizenship or permanent residency will be required. Communication for this process will be sent via e-mail. It is the responsibility of the candidate to ensure that a current and valid e-mail address is provided and updated accordingly and that it accepts messages from unknown senders. We encourage candidates to provide a second e-mail address in their application. All information obtained throughout the selection process, from the time of application to close of process, may be used to evaluate the candidates. Persons are entitled to participate in the appointment process in the official language of their choice. Applicants are asked to indicate their preferred official language in their application. Candidates may be required to meet the asset qualifications or the organizational needs, depending on the requirements of the specific position being staffed. Other considerations may be a deciding factor in choosing the person to be appointed from the pool (i.e. other qualifications deemed relevant, organizational needs, and/or operational needs). For Current Federal Public Service employees: Please identify clearly your substantive group and level, your employment status, and Personal Record Identifier (PRI) on your application. Preference Preference will be given to veterans first and then to Canadian citizens and permanent residents, with the exception of a job located in Nunavut, where Nunavut Inuit will be appointed first. Information on the preference to veterans We thank all those who apply. Only those selected for further consideration will be contacted. ;

Overview WorkSafeBC’s Legal Services department is seeking a lawyer with at least 5 years of experience in administrative law and/or employment law for the position of Manager, Prohibited Action Complaints . The Manager is responsible for managing the written hearing process for complaints made under the Workers Compensation Act (“WCA”) related to workplace reprisals for exercising health and safety rights under the WCA, known as prohibited action complaints. Where you’ll work At WorkSafeBC, we offer a hybrid work model that combines the convenience of working remotely with the dynamism of working in one of our offices, based on the operational needs of the position. In this role, the current working arrangement is a minimum of 3 days per week at our Richmond office, with the opportunity to work the balance at your B.C. residence. What you'll do Lead a team of legal counsel and legal administrative staff accountable for the prohibited action complaints hearing process Be responsive to and work collaboratively with stakeholders, including the Workers’ Adviser’s Office, the Employers’ Advisers Office and the Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal Keep your legal skills sharp and provide legal advice and direction to ensure the written hearing process for prohibited action complaints is sound Work to continuously improve service delivery Is this a good fit for you? We’re looking for someone who: Demonstrates strong skills and experience in employment law and/or administrative decision-making Constantly strives to grow and develop as a lawyer, and takes pride in producing a quality legal product Takes an outcome-oriented and problem-solving approach with stakeholders and team members Can interact with management, team members, and stakeholders in a confident, professional and objective manner Your background and experience A minimum of 5 years’ experience in administrative law or employment law A practicing member of the Law Society of British Columbia in good standing Experience in decision-writing is an asset, but not required Important to know WorkSafeBC’s COVID-19 Employee Mandatory Vaccine Policy is suspended effective January 9, 2023; however, we reserve the right to re-implement it in response to changes in the public health landscape, including public health orders. We are committed to the protection, health, and safety of our employees and our Communicable Disease Prevention Program and related protocols remain in effect. Who we are At WorkSafeBC, we promote safe and healthy workplaces across British Columbia. We partner with workers and employers to save lives and prevent injury, disease, and disability. When work-related injuries or diseases occur, we provide compensation and support injured workers in their recovery, rehabilitation, and safe return to work. We’re honoured to serve the 2.49 million workers and 263,000 registered employers in our province. What’s it like to work at WorkSafeBC? It’s challenging, stimulating, and rewarding. Our positions offer diversity and opportunities for professional growth. Every day, the work we do impacts people and changes lives. What we do is important, and so are the people we do it for. Our ability to make a difference relies on building a team with a rich variety of skills, knowledge, backgrounds, abilities, and experience that reflects the diversity of the people we serve. We are committed to fostering a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive work culture where everyone can contribute as their best, authentic self. Learn more: Discover who we are. Our benefits As a member of our team, you’ll have access to services and benefits that help you get the most out of work – and life. In addition to your salary, your total compensation package includes: Defined benefit pension plan that provides you with a lifetime monthly pension when you retire 4 weeks of vacation in your first year, with regular increases based on years of service Benefits package that includes customizable options for health care and dental benefits, additional days off, and a health care spending account Optional leave arrangements Learn more: Find out what we offer. Salary: $153,770 - $186,831/annually. Please note that this is a salary range and the position has a fixed salary point within the range.   Want to apply? Applications are welcomed immediately. The competition will remain open until filled. Cover letters are welcomed but not mandatory. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply . If you require an accommodation in the assessment process, please email Recruitment Testing Accommodation (SM) when you submit your application.

The National Judicial Institute (NJI) is an independent, bilingual, not‐for‐profit organization, based in Ottawa and Montreal, with a mandate to coordinate and deliver educational programming to members of the judiciary across Canada. Internally, a team of lawyers assists judicial education planning committees on matters of content and pedagogical design, while meeting professionals coordinate all logistical aspects of the programs. As part of its curriculum, the NJI offers over 70 judicial education programs each year. In addition, the Institute provides a number of educational resources to members of the judiciary, such as Judicial Education Guides, Electronic Bench Books, hard‐copy publications, educational modules to assist in program design, and an online judicial library. The NJI is looking to fill the permanent position of Counsel, Judicial Education. The position is based in Ottawa (hybrid work environment); however, we are open to staffing this position remotely within Canada The competition is open to all candidates, we encourage qualified candidates who self-identify as Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, Métis) to apply. RESPONSIBILITIES Reporting to the Assistant Director, In-Person Education and Evaluation, the Counsel position is a legal professional interested in education and pedagogy. Counsel work with judicial education planning committees, court-based committees and NJI program delivery teams to produce judicial education seminars and educational materials at the national, regional, and provincial levels for judges across Canada. While most synchronous education seminars are provided in-person, some may be delivered online. Counsel, Judicial Education work closely with the In-Person Education and Evaluation management team and support the Chief Judicial Officer to provide a comprehensive curriculum of judicial education that integrates best practices in adult education design and delivery. This entails regular interaction with those responsible for education within courts in Canada and with other contributors to judicial education, including legal academics, members of the bar, and other subject-matter experts. The position allows considerable scope to engage in a wide range of projects relevant to the judiciary and that foster excellence in judicial education. Generally, Counsel, Judicial Education play a significant role in curriculum and agenda development, faculty planning and development, materials development, and program delivery but do not serve as presenters or teachers at judicial education seminars. Domestic travel to judicial education programs is part of the position. On average, counsel travel to education programs about once per month, although on occasion Counsel might be required to travel for several weeks in sequence during the peak program delivery period. There is little travel required during the months of July, August, and December. Specifically, the responsibilities of the position include: 1. Develop synchronous judicial education programs for delivery by the NJI and the courts, including preparing and conducting meetings and planning calls with judicial education planning committees and faculty members; 2. Provide expertise with respect to curriculum design, to complement subject expertise offered by members of planning committees and other external experts; 3. Work in collaboration with colleagues specializing in event planning to ensure cohesion between logistical planning processes and program content and delivery; 4. Oversee and take responsibility for the successful delivery of judicial education seminars, including travel to those events; 5. Provide research and draft input for education materials, including course materials, electronic resources, agendas, hypothetical problems, discussion questions, video scripts and facilitator notes, as necessary; 6. Develop a thorough understanding of adult pedagogical theory and the learning needs of the judiciary, and respond to education requests in collaboration with the Director of Education and the Chief Judicial Officer ; 7. Assist with the selection and onboarding processes of judicial education counsel, articling students, law students, and administrative employees, as needed; 8. From time to time, work on or assist in the development and preparation of asynchronous electronic resources for the judiciary and other projects under the primary responsibility of the Digital Education department, as needed; 9. Monitor legal and judicial developments in Canada; and 10. Represent the organization nationally. QUALIFICATIONS Essential 1. Bachelor of Laws (LL.B), Juris Doctor (JD) or equivalent legal education; 2. Experience working with professional or community organizations (including but not limited to a law firm, government, university, public legal education, not-for-profit, community organization); 3. Experience includes, but is not limited to, legal writing experience, program and project management, education administration, e-Learning development, and the use of technology in teaching or learning or research; 4. Experience in the design and delivery of adult or professional education curriculum and innovative education programming; 5. Experience in legal research; 6. Ability to write in a broad range of legal topics; 7. Fluent in English (R/W/O); 8. Working knowledge of French (R/W/O); 9. Proficiency with Office 365; 10. Membership at the Bar in a Canadian province or territory; and 11. Willing and able to travel nationally for work. Desirable 1. LL.M, SJD, DCL, or other postgraduate degree; 2. Fluent in French and English (R/W/O); 3. Experience teaching law at university; 4. Experience in distance education programming and resources; 5. Experience in project management; 6. Experience working in a non profit organization; 7. Bijural training (knowledge of common law and civil law); 8. Familiarity with Indigenous legal orders in Canada; 9. Proficiency in SharePoint; and 10. Proficiency in Project Management Software, such as Asana. SKILLS The skill set of the successful candidate must include: 1. Manage sensitive and potentially controversial information and interpersonal situations; uses effective negotiation and persuasion skills using professionalism and integrity; 2. Exhibit a positive attitude, build and maintain effective relationships with colleagues, clients and stakeholders using integrity and respect; consistently leverage effective negotiation and persuasion skills; 3. Meet deadlines, work in a dynamic, fast-paced environment and consistently demonstrate the ability to work on a team; 4. Conduct in-depth research into specific problems, concerns, or issues; develop options and make a recommendation for final decision-making; 5. Ability to remain current with legislation, adult pedagogy and judicial learning needs; ensure continued improvement of service delivery; and 6. Maintain professional ethics and discretion; protect sensitive and confidential information. COMPENSATION Compensation is to be determined at the time of hiring, based on the successful candidate’s experience and profile within the represented salary band 7 which ranges from $95,424 - $119,280 annually. What We Offer: A hybrid work environment, with core office days - allowing you the best of both working from home and in-person, in a collaborative team environment. A competitive salary with step increases based on experience. Employer-paid health and dental benefits, starting on your first day with us. A competitive vacation package, with an annual holiday closure. Work-life balance: 35-hour work week, personal days, and schedule flexibility. Organization-wide social events and training opportunities. A meaningful career, supporting the development and delivery of judicial education on topics that matter for all Canadians. We invite interested candidates to submit their application (resume and cover letter) below. We would appreciate receiving applications before July 16, 2024. However, we will continue to consider applications until the position is filled. While we appreciate all responses, only candidates under consideration will be contacted. The National Judicial Institute is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with provincial Human Rights and Accessibility legislation. If contacted for an interview or employment testing, please advise Human Resources if you require accommodation.      

SENIOR AND JUNIOR STAFF LAWYER 1-Year Term Contract Salary range: $82,830.09 - $152,819.62 per year (based on Relevant Experience under Nova Scotia Legal Aid’s Staff Lawyer Pay Plan Policy) Closing date: August 1, 2024 at 4:30 pm BACKGROUND Nova Scotia Legal Aid and Sipekne'katik First Nation are partnering on an exciting new initiative of addressing the current barriers Sipekne'katik community members face when accessing legal services outside of Community. Nova Scotia Legal Aid is working with Sipekne'katik to provide legal services and educational initiatives by opening a legal aid office on Sipekne'katik First Nation. Sipekne’katik First Nation is a Mi’kmaq community with over 3000 band members located in Hants County, Nova Scotia. Sipekne’katik is one of the seven geographic districts of Mi’kma’ki – the ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq that encompasses Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland, and Maine. Sipekne’katik is a community rooted in the traditions and history of its ancestors, taking pride in their Mi’kmaw culture, language and way of life. Sipekne’katik includes communities of Indian Brook (now called Sipekne’katik), New Ross, Pennal, Dodd’s Lot, Hammonds Plains, and Grand Lake. Sipekne’katik is a vibrant, growing community. Sipekne’katik strives to provide exciting cultural, educational, social, and many other opportunities for all its band members. The Sipekne’katik Band is focused on improving the economic sustainability of the community. Through a strategic plan and sound economic initiatives, the Sipekne’katik Band is improving the standard of living for its community and all their band members by providing essential goods, services and supports that are developed and delivered by the community. STATEMENT OF INTENTION These positions are designated to applicants who identify as Mi’kmaw or Indigenous Persons. Lived experience in a historical Mi’kmaw Community is an asset for this position. However, we encourage all applicants to apply. We value a workplace where diversity, in all its forms, is encouraged and recognized for its contribution to a more creative, rewarding workplace that is representative, at all job levels, of the people we serve. We welcome applications from all individuals belonging to equity-deserving groups, such as African Nova Scotian or Black, New Canadian or Immigrant, Racialized, 2SLGBTQIA+, Persons with Disabilities, and Women. These applications will be considered if a suitable candidate is not found within the Mi’kmaq or Indigenous community. If you are a member of one of these equity populations, you are encouraged to self-identify on your electronic application, cover letter or résumé/C.V. We are committed to accommodating those with disabilities at any stage of the hiring process, so please advise of the required accommodations. WHO WE ARE A career at Nova Scotia Legal Aid is unlike any other in the legal field, regardless of the area of law. A career at Nova Scotia Legal Aid is incredibly rewarding. It is a dynamic, fast-paced, and demanding workplace, and each day presents an opportunity to help make the lives of Nova Scotians better by compassionately assisting them through the most important legal issues happening in their lives. A legal aid lawyer is fearless to work on compelling and significant cases that have a profound impact on the lives of individuals, families, and communities. A legal aid lawyer is focused on providing excellent client service and access to justice. A legal aid lawyer is ready to collaborate to solve the variety of complex problems presented. Nova Scotia Legal Aid provides free legal information, advice, and representation to Nova Scotians facing criminal, family, or social justice issues, through 24 service offices and 3 sub-offices, with a focus on low income and equity-deserving populations as well as those experiencing gender-based, intimate partner, or family violence. This initiative will open the door to a new model of providing direct services to communities. Nova Scotia Legal Aid has specialized service offices for youth, social justice, mental health legal services, and criminal and family appeals. Our work on Sipekne'katik is guided by: · establishing and maintaining mutually respectful relationships · engaging and collaborating with Community organizations, elders and leaders · encouraging and supporting Community approach to resolving conflict and disputes · recognizing the interconnectedness of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health in the Mi’kmaq view · approaching the work with humility, remembering we are guests in Community POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES As a lawyer in this position, you can expect to: · provide legal advice, useful guidance, representation, and advocacy to clients on a broad range of criminal or family and/or social justice law · engage in outreach and education activities within the Community PROFESSIONAL & LIVED EXPERIENCE You’re our ideal lawyer if you can: · use reason, logic, and common sense to make decisions and solve complex legal issues · explain legal concepts plainly, clearly, and persuasively to clients, judges, and service-providers · commit to ongoing learning and education to stay up to date with the ever-evolving legal practice · pay attention to the little details to provide high quality legal services with accuracy and without errors · take a client centered approach and apply an equity and trauma-informed lens to your practice · build strong relationships with clients, colleagues, service-providers and opposing counsel · balance and prioritize competing demands and deadlines · understand the legal issues affecting Indigenous communities You will also need a: · Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or Juris Doctor (JD) Degree · Practicing certificate from the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society and be in good standing with the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society or eligible to become licensed in Nova Scotia. · Valid driver’s license THE PACKAGE 1-year Term Contract Salary range: $82,830.09 - $152,819.62 per year(based on Relevant Experience under Nova Scotia Legal Aid’s Staff Lawyer Pay Plan Policy) Nova Scotia Legal Aid offers its employees a wide range of benefits including, but not limited to: · Health, dental, long-term disability, and life insurance. · Defined benefit pension. · Starting with 3 weeks of vacation. · Employee and Family Assistance Program. · Support for community involvement. · Professional development and mentorship APPLY NOW To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to NSLA-Careers@nslegalaid.ca . Please indicate Position Title and Location and whether you are an internal or external applicant in the email subject line. While we appreciate receiving all applications, only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. All applications will be held in strict confidence. Job Type: Fixed term contrac

The HIV & AIDS Legal Clinic Ontario (HALCO) is a community legal clinic serving the legal needs of people living with HIV in Ontario. HALCO staff provide legal advice and representation, and engage in public legal education, law reform and community development activities. We are seeking a staff lawyer commencing in summer 2024. The lawyer will able to split their time between working in the office and working remotely (precise schedule to be determined). HALCO is committed to equity, diversity and inclusion. We encourage applications from people living with HIV as well as individuals from HIV-affected communities and other equity-seeking groups. Accommodation will be provided during the hiring process and all information will be treated confidentially. Responsibilities The staff lawyer will provide advice, referrals, brief services, and representation in relation to various issues, including income maintenance, human rights, privacy and health law. The lawyer may have the opportunity to participate in the clinic’s public legal education, law reform and community development initiatives. Required Qualifications • Membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario • Knowledge of clinic/poverty law • Experience working with equity-seeking communities Preferred Qualifications • Knowledge of HIV-affected communities • Fluency in French Compensation: $70,000 - $75,000 range (commensurate with experience), employer supported RRSP (5.5% of annual salary) and benefits Application Deadline: Wednesday, June 19, 2024 (5:00 p.m. E.S.T.) Please submit a cover letter, résumé, legal writing sample and references to the following (please note Application – Staff Lawyer in the email subject line): Hiring Committee, HIV & AIDS Legal Clinic Ontario, amy.secord@halco.clcj.ca While all applications are appreciated, only those applicants offered an interview will be contacted.

The University of Manitoba is a driving force of innovation, discovery and advancement. Our momentum is propelled by our campus community – UM faculty, staff and students whose determination and curiosity shape our world for the better. Our teaching, learning and work environment is uniquely strengthened and enriched by Indigenous perspectives. With two main campuses in Winnipeg, satellite campuses throughout Manitoba, and world-wide research, UM’s impact is global. Discover outstanding employee benefits, experience world-class facilities and join a dynamic community that values reconciliation, sustainability, diversity, and inclusion. We are one of Manitoba’s Top Employers and one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers. At the University of Manitoba, what inspires you can change everything. The opportunity: The Office of Legal Counsel at the University of Manitoba is expanding and are looking to add two new lawyers to their team. Reporting to General Counsel, the Legal Counsel will provide comprehensive legal services which span the full spectrum of areas of legal practice. However, the Legal Counsel will have some specialization in matters related to administrative law, research matters, labour and employment law, contract development, policy development, dispute resolution and donor relations. Legal Office staff are currently participating in a hybrid work model that supports a blend of in-office and remote work arrangements. The qualifications and experience we’re looking for: Bachelor of Laws degree from a reputable Canadian university (or equivalent) required. A practicing member of, or eligible to be, a practicing member of the Law Society of Manitoba. (Any candidate who is not, at the time of application, currently a member shall be made an offer conditional upon obtaining membership within one year of the start date). A minimum of five years' experience in the practice of law required. Strong background and experience in the following areas of law: Policy development, dispute resolution, contract law, administrative law, litigation, human rights and conflict management, corporate and commercial transactions, collective bargaining, risk management preferred. Experience working with a University or other educational institutions preferred. Significant exposure to areas of law frequently encountered at Universities preferred. An acceptable equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered. Complex problem solving and outstanding legal research skills are required. Complex drafting skills and strong computer skills are required. Effective verbal presentation skills and persuasive writing skills are required. Broad knowledge of legislation and common law is required. Efficient time-management skills and strong organizational skills are required. Must have skills allowing for effective prioritizing of work. Diplomatic advocacy and negotiation skills required. Ability to draft, review, and/or negotiate a wide variety of agreements is required. Ability to provide complete, thoroughly researched, and accurate formal and informal legal opinions required. Ability to effectively receive instruction and keep clients updated required. Ability to work with and consult collaboratively and respectfully with key stakeholders on legal documents and policy development required. Ability to work effectively, collaboratively, and respectfully with administrative assistants required. Ability to draft legal pleadings and submissions for courts and administrative tribunals required. Ability to represent the University before courts and administrative tribunals required. Ability to effectively instruct external legal counsel and other advisors, in a manner which protects the University's interests, while minimizing cost required. Ability to comprehend highly technical subjects relating to matters which form the basis of agreements and disputes required. Ability to lead teams and projects required. Ability to effectively co-supervise staff required. Ability to work independently, with little direction or supervision required. Satisfactory work record, including satisfactory attendance and punctuality, is required. Why the University of Manitoba? Along with being one of Manitoba’s top employers, we are proud to provide a collaborative and enriching work environment. In addition to a strong compensation package with a competitive salary, the University provides an exceptional workplace that includes: Comprehensive group benefits and pension plan. Competitive vacation time. Employee and Family Assistance Program. A full spectrum of professional development opportunities. Apply today through the University of Manitoba’s recruitment site, UM Careers: https://viprecprod.ad.umanitoba.ca/DEFAULT.ASPX?REQ_ID=33100 Closing Date: July 12, 2024 Applications will only be accepted if you apply on UM Careers. The University of Manitoba is committed to the principles of equity, diversity & inclusion and to promoting opportunities in hiring, promotion and tenure (where applicable) for systemically marginalized groups who have been excluded from full participation at the University and the larger community including Indigenous Peoples, women, racialized persons, persons with disabilities and those who identify as 2SLGBTQIA+ (Two Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, questioning, intersex, asexual and other diverse sexual identities). If you require accommodation supports during the recruitment process, please contact 204-474-7195. Please note this contact information is for accommodation reasons only. Application materials, including letters of reference, will be handled in accordance with the protection of privacy provisions of The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (Manitoba). Please note that curriculum vitae will be provided to participating members of the search process.

In accordance with the Vision, Purpose, and Values, and strategic direction of the Vancouver Island Health Authority (Island Health) patient and staff safety is a priority and a responsibility shared by everyone. As such, the requirement to continuously improve quality and safety is inherent in all aspects of this position. Reporting to the Executive Director, Legal Services, Contracts & Privacy, the Associate Legal Counsel provides thoughtful, practical and timely legal services and advice to leaders and other internal clients within Island Health on matters of operational and strategic importance. The Associate Legal Counsel provides a broad range of legal services with the goal of minimizing risk and financial exposure in respect of Island Health's operations. The role provides legal support and guidance on processes and policies relating to business operations in health care and advises on risk management, privacy, contracts, employment and general legal issues. The position supports the Executive Director in managing the provision of legal services to the organization in a proactive manner. QUALIFICATIONS: Education, Training And Experience A level of education, training and experience equivalent to a Bachelors Degree and Degree in Law (LL.B or J.D.) from an accredited University and at least seven (7) years of related in-house and/or private practice experience in one or more of corporate/commercial law, privacy law, information technology, labour and employment law, clinical research and/or health law. Membership in good standing with the Law Society of British Columbia or eligible for membership within a specified period. Skills And Abilities Demonstrated familiarity with the legislative and regulatory framework pertaining to areas of responsibility including those governing health care. Demonstrated ability to identify, analyse, evaluate and interpret legal issues using critical thinking and problem solving. Demonstrated ability to provide legal advice within a business environment. Ability to communicate effectively to a variety of audiences and to write effectively in a clear, concise manner. Ability to adapt to changing situations and work environments. Exhibits integrity, trust and professionalism.  

How will you contribute? As Parliamentary Counsel, you will assist the Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel of the Senate of Canada in rendering legal services to the Senate, its committees, individual senators and the Senate Administration. Your work will help with the development of a wide variety of initiatives related to advising stakeholders on laws, procedures, customs and usages of Parliament as well as the privileges, immunities and powers of the Senate and its members.   Open to   The general public to staff one (1) determinate position for a period of 21 months in the Office of the Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel.   Prerequisites   Possess a law degree from a recognized University; Be a member in good standing in a Law Society of one of the Provinces or Territories of Canada, or in the Chambre des notaires du Québec; Minimum of five (5) years of recent experience in legislative drafting or advisory services in at least two of the following subject areas: constitutional law, administrative law, parliamentary law, labour and employment law, contracting and procurement law, or other areas of public law; Knowledge of the role and mandate of the Senate of Canada and the role of the Office of the Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel; In-depth knowledge of Canadian law and its theories, principles and concepts and the ability to provide strategic legal and policy advice on employment and labour matters, contracting and procurement matters, access to information and privacy, copyright and other legal matters; Ability to draft legal opinions and other legal documents, including bills and amendments to bills; Ability to conduct legal research, analyze disparate and complex factual information, and interpret jurisprudence and legislation.   Linguistic Requirements : CCC   Conseiller / Conseillère parlementaire   Votre contribution   En tant que conseiller parlementaire, vous aiderez le légiste et conseiller parlementaire du Sénat du Canada à fournir des services juridiques au Sénat, à ses comités, aux sénateurs et à l’Administration du Sénat. Votre travail contribuera à un large éventail de projets consistant à conseiller des intervenants en matière de droit, de procédures, de pratiques et d’usages du Parlement, et au sujet des privilèges, des immunités et des pouvoirs dont jouissent le Sénat et les sénateurs.   Admissibilité   Ce processus de sélection est ouvert au grand public pour doter un (1) poste de durée déterminée pour une période de 21 mois au sein du Bureau de légiste et conseiller parlementaire.   Conditions préalables   Diplôme en droit d’une université reconnue; Statut de membre en règle du barreau d’une province ou d’un territoire du Canada ou de la Chambre des notaires du Québec; Minimum de cinq (5) années d’expérience récente dans la rédaction de textes législatifs ou la prestation de services consultatifs dans au moins deux des domaines suivants : droit constitutionnel, droit administratif, droit parlementaire, droit du travail et de l’emploi, droit des contrats et des marchés publics, ou autres domaines du droit public; Connaissance du rôle et du mandat du Sénat du Canada ainsi que du rôle du Bureau du légiste et conseiller parlementaire; Connaissance approfondie du droit canadien et de ses théories, principes et concepts, et capacité de fournir des conseils juridiques et politiques stratégiques sur des questions diverses : emploi et travail, contrats et marchés publics, accès à l’information et protection de la vie privée, droits d’auteur, et autres questions juridiques; Capacité de rédiger des avis juridiques et d’autres documents de nature juridique, dont des projets de loi et des amendements à des projets de loi; Capacité d’effectuer des recherches juridiques, d’analyser des données factuelles variées et complexes, et d’interpréter la jurisprudence et les lois.    

About Us As Canada’s largest environmental law charity our mission is using the law to defend nature, combat the climate crisis, and fight for a healthy environment for all. To achieve this, Ecojustice does three things:   We go to court- Our lawyers represent citizens, environmental organizations, First Nations, sustainable businesses, labour organizations, and any other groups that share our mission. We push for better laws- Our experts testify in front of committees and make recommendations to strengthen environmental legislation. We engage the public- Our work highlights environmental issues and changes the conversation, forcing our leaders to sit up and listen.   Our Mission is why people join Ecojustice. People who choose to join us recognize that this planet is our most treasured inheritance, and it is our imperative to be good stewards for the generations who follow us. We believe in protecting the environment while having enough time off to enjoy it. If you are courageous, collaborative, and dedicated to the fight for a healthier environment, you will find your people here.   About The Role As a Staff Lawyer you will be at the cutting edge of environmental law: working with Ecojustice lawyers 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 all 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.   Responsibilities As a Staff Lawyer, your responsibilities include:     Developing and carrying litigation files, and supporting law reform and other work identified as priorities for Ecojustice. Contributing as a Program (Climate, Nature, Healthy Communities) team member by Researching and developing files contributing to development of Program team work-plans; helping to evaluate projects proposed to the team Keeping up-to-date on new developments in relevant areas of law, undertaking reasonable training to maximize expertise Assisting program peers in training and maintaining the highest practice standards Professional case management and file management Share administrative tasks, including interviewing new staff, supervising, and mentoring students, and helping with responses to new case inquiries. Guide and collaborate with supporting communications staff to develop communication opportunities Attend and participate at fundraising or other profile-raising events (external/internal)     Role Success We are currently working to embed our commitment to justice, equity, diversity, inclusion, and reconciliation into all aspects of our organization. We value candidates who enjoy building meaningful, collaborative partnerships with equity-seeking groups and operationalizing JEDI-R values in day-to-day practices and operations.   Typically, we find that people who succeed in this role bring:     Bachelor’s degree in law and a member in good standing with the relevant Law Society. 5-7 Years called to the bar Litigation experience, ideally in one or more practice areas such as environmental law, administrative law, or Aboriginal law. Ability to explain legal and scientific information and concepts to general public. Understanding of pollution or toxics regulation is an asset Experience and training in administrative, environmental, or Aboriginal law is an asset Commitment to work in a team environment, across disciplines, with individuals across Canada     Our Commitment To Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Ecojustice is committed to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment and is responding to the calls for action to further reconciliation.   We encourage applications from people with relevant job-related skills and who come from communities that have been structurally marginalized based on race, religion, nationality, social or ethnic origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression. Members belonging to communities that experience marginalization can self-identify during the application process if they choose to do so.   Ecojustice strives to ensure that our online application system and recruitment process are accessible to individuals with different abilities and encourages candidates to contact careers@ecojustice.ca for any accommodation requests.   Great Reasons To Join Us Recognized as one of Canada’s Top 100 charities by Charity Intelligence. Hybrid, remote, or full office setup including a $125 stipend for green transportation if you select hybrid. 3 weeks of vacation increasing every two years of service up to 6 weeks Annual winter break 5% salary RRSP contribution after 1 year 13 public holidays (including National Day for Truth and Reconciliation) 2 additional “floater” days off 4 hours per month of paid personal life organization time Additional flexible leave policies that accommodate physical and mental health leave, caregiving responsibilities, volunteering, and other life events. 100% employer-paid extended health benefits package, including up to $1500 per year of mental health coverage and employee and family assistance program $500 per year wellness spending account Parental leave top-up for birthing and non-birthing parents. Colleagues dedicated to environmental impact through their work at Ecojustice (99% mission alignment rating from internal surveys). A culture of collaboration where employees are fostered by their managers (97% manager relationship rating from internal surveys). Learning opportunities to further our strategic commitment towards justice, equity, diversity, inclusion, and reconciliation.     Our Commitment to Transparency As a charity, our value proposition is that of a mission-based organization, offering high-value benefits and perks. We are consistently benchmarking base pay to the non-profit industry and relevant areas of expertise to ensure we are both competitive and fair. Transparency, as well as diversity, equity, and inclusion are important to us. Our litigation practice salaries are predetermined based on our benchmarking practices and increase annually based on Year of Call.

File Number: 1016 Service Area: Legal Services Division: City Solicitor's Office Employee Group: Mgmt Non Union Job Type: Full-Time Permanent Number of Openings: 1 Summary of Duties: Focus: Civil Litigation Reporting to and under the general supervision of the City Solicitor, acts as solicitor, counsel and advisor to The Corporation of the City of London in legal matters generally of average or above average complexity, requiring an appropriate degree of experience, skill and competence. Work Performed: Acts as solicitor, counsel and advisor, or assists more senior counsel, in all aspects of one or more of the following areas of the practice of law, as assigned by the City Solicitor. Municipal law enforcement and provincial offences, administrative tribunals, business law (including but not restricted to banking, bills of exchange, bankruptcy and insolvency, business and no-share corporations, bulk sales, carriers, construction liens, copyright, trade marks and protection of intellectual property, and trade and commerce), contracts, civil litigation and procedure (including but not restricted to negligence and other torts), debtors and creditors, personal and real property, and real estate (including but not restricted to easements, expropriations, mortgages, secured transactions, landlord and tenant, trespass, and water and water courses) environmental law, municipal corporations (including but not restricted to municipal assessment and taxation, public authorities and officers, public utilities, and social welfare), highways and streets (including but not restricted to highway traffic), labour relations, (including but not restricted to opinions regarding discipline and discharge, arbitration, judicial reviews, Workers' Compensation Benefits and Worker's Compensation Appeal Tribunal Hearings and employment law, in general), insurance, and land use planning. Discharges such other responsibilities as may be assigned by the City Solicitor. Performs related duties as assigned. Qualifications: Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor and membership in good standing in the Law Society of Upper Canada. Skills and Abilities: Three to five years, preferably in municipal law. Able to speak, write and read French at an advanced level is an asset. Compensation & Other Information: $112,978 - $148, 226 This posting is for one (1) permanent, full-time position. Standard hours of Work: Monday - Friday from 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. Work Arrangement: Hybrid. These hours of work and work arrangements are subject to change in accordance to business requirements. Police Record Check The successful candidate will be required to complete a Criminal Record Check. As an inclusive employer, we are committed to providing a fully accessible recruitment process. Please contact us at any time during the recruitment process and let us know what accessible supports you may need.      

Working for the City of Burlington A great career is closer than you think. Come work for the City of Burlington, where you'll be joining an innovative and progressive workplace focused on building a 21st century city that respects the diversity of our residents, visitors and employees; and prioritizes continuous opportunities for you to learn and grow.   We don't just spend time attracting the best talent. We spend time and resources to keep the best talent. This may include: flexible working hours, mobile and hybrid working arrangements, a great pension and benefits package, as well as programs to foster innovation and leadership.   Department Legal   Location   This position is eligible for a hybrid work model. The hybrid work model contemplates a flexible work arrangement including working remotely with occasional attendances on-site to a combination of remote and in-office work arrangement. When attending an event or meeting in person, your primary office location will be based out of Sims Square, 390 Brant Street, Burlington. Work location is subject to change at the discretion of the City due to operational demands.   Position Overview   City of Burlington is seeking a lawyer to join its municipal group with a primary focus on informational technology law. The successful candidate will be responsible for providing legal advice relating to the procurement and implementation of information technology goods and services, as well as intellectual property, cybersecurity and privacy law as it relates to information technology.   Responsibilities   Reporting to the Deputy Corporation Counsel – General Litigation, Risk Management & Municipal Law section, the successful candidate will: Provide legal representation and strategic advice to City Council, senior leadership and City staff on a variety of legal matters with a primary focus in the areas of information technology, commercial law, intellectual property, cybersecurity and privacy law. Negotiate, draft and advise on a wide range of information technology agreements, procurement documents, and other commercial agreements related to the procurement and implementation of information technology goods and services. Conduct legal research and draft reports, legal opinions, legal agreements, procurement documents, by-laws, and resolutions. Monitor and advise staff regarding relevant changes to legislation and case law, to ensure that the Corporation has up-to-date information to act upon. Participate on inter-departmental and corporate teams reviewing issues of legal and corporate interest. Work with staff to ensure that the City’s legal risks are minimized.   Requirements Post Graduate degree in law (LLB or JD) and member in good standing with LSO. Minimum 3 years of progressive experience in commercial law, with experience in information technology, intellectual property, privacy or public procurement law being an asset. Occasional non-office site visits required. Attendance at evening meetings may be required.   Accommodations In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, the City of Burlington accommodates the individual needs of applicants with disabilities within the recruitment process. Please call us at 905-335-7602 or email us at: hr@burlington.ca if you require accommodation to ensure your equal participation in the recruitment and selection process.   Note to Applicants: We thank all those who apply for positions, but only those applicants who are invited for an interview will be contacted.

Avocate, avocat ou notaire en fiscalité des entreprises Revenu Québec souhaite recruter deux personnes spécialisées en fiscalité des entreprises (avocates, avocats ou notaires) qui occuperont un emploi régulier. Ces postes sont offerts à la Direction de l'interprétation relative aux mesures québécoises particulières et à la Direction de l'interprétation relative aux entreprises. Nous recrutons au(x) endroit(s) suivant(s) : Québec, Montréal. Le lieu de travail sera déterminé en fonction de chaque personne sélectionnée. De nouveaux défis, c’est juste ici! Travailler chez nous, c’est se réaliser grâce à l’énergie collective. C’est aussi contribuer à bâtir une société plus équitable. Faites partie de notre équipe et occupez un emploi gratifiant tout en bénéficiant de nombreux avantages, dont les suivants : - Possibilité de télétravail; - Horaire flexible et différents types de congés offerts; - Minimum de quatre semaines de vacances après la première année. Votre contribution à la mission de Revenu Québec La Direction principale des lois sur les impôts de Revenu Québec, dont font partie la Direction de l'interprétation relative aux mesures québécoises particulières et la Direction de l'interprétation relative aux entreprises, c’est une équipe de plus de 35 personnes qui contribuent chaque jour à répondre aux demandes d’interprétation et de décision relatives, notamment, à la Loi sur les impôts. En évoluant au sein de cette équipe, vous collaborerez avec vos collègues en vue de relever des défis stimulants. La rigueur et le professionnalisme sont des principes fondamentaux qui guideront votre travail au quotidien. Votre quotidien à Revenu Québec À titre d’avocate, d’avocat ou de notaire en fiscalité des entreprises, vous devrez · produire des documents permettant d’établir et de communiquer la position de l’organisation sur le plan juridique; · réviser, commenter ainsi que valider le contenu de guides, de formulaires et de relevés; · apporter votre soutien au contentieux de l’organisation dans le traitement de litiges fiscaux, analyser les jugements rendus et soumettre des propositions; · conseiller et appuyer le ministère des Finances du Québec en matière de politique fiscale; · rendre des décisions anticipées ou convenir de telles décisions reflétant la position de l’organisation à l’égard des incidences fiscales de transactions; · représenter votre direction, votre direction principale ou l’organisation à divers comités. De plus, selon la direction dans laquelle vous travaillerez, vous aurez à remplir d’autres responsabilités. Ainsi, si vous travaillez à la Direction de l’interprétation relative aux mesures québécoises particulières , vous devrez rendre des avis juridiques (écrits ou verbaux) en matière d’impôt sur le revenu (fiscalité des entreprises), notamment en ce qui concerne les crédits d’impôt relatifs à la recherche scientifique et au développement expérimental. Si vous travaillez à la Direction de l’interprétation relative aux entreprises , vous devrezrendre des avis juridiques (écrits ou verbaux) en matière d’impôt sur le revenu (fiscalité des entreprises) ou d’impôt minier. En prime, vous aurez l’occasion de vous épanouir professionnellement grâce au soutien d’une équipe expérimentée qui aura à cœur votre réussite et votre avancement. Les prérequis Pour vous joindre à notre équipe, vous devez · être titulaire d’un diplôme d’études universitaires de premier cycle équivalant à une 16e année d’études et reconnu par une autorité compétente dans le domaine du droit; · être membre du Barreau du Québec ou de la Chambre des notaires du Québec; · posséder un minimum de 2 années d’expérience dans le domaine de la fiscalité des entreprises; · avoir le statut de citoyen canadien ou celui de résident permanent, ou encore être titulaire d’un permis de travail valide au Canada. L’élément suivant pourrait être considéré comme un atout : détenir un diplôme d’études universitaires de deuxième cycle en fiscalité ou avoir suivi le Programme fondamental d’impôt de CPA Canada. Vos qualités professionnelles Ce poste vous plaira si vous  · avez de l’intérêt pour la fiscalité des entreprises; · avez une excellente capacité d’analyse, un esprit de synthèse marqué et un très bon jugement; · faites preuve d’une grande autonomie et de souplesse; · démontrez une excellente connaissance de la langue française et de grandes habiletés en rédaction; · êtes une personne rigoureuse, curieuse et dynamique. Salaire Le salaire sera déterminé à la suite d’une analyse de vos expériences de travail pertinentes et de votre formation. Il est donc important d’inscrire toutes ces informations dans votre dossier en ligne et votre curriculum vitæ. Notez que, selon la présente convention collective, les avocates et avocats et les notaires ont droit, en plus de leur salaire annuel, à une prime de fonction juridique équivalant à 2 % du traitement versé pour chaque heure régulière rémunérée. Cette prime n’est pas assujettie à la cotisation au régime de retraite. Notez que l’échelle salariale affichée est celle en vigueur au 31 mars 2023. Celle-ci sera revue suivant la conclusion des négociations collectives. Comment postuler Pour postuler, ou pour obtenir de l’information, consultez l’offre d'emploi sur la page Emplois de notre site Internet, www.revenuquebec.ca/emplois. La période d'inscription est du 4 au 24 mars 2024 Programme d’accès à l’égalité en emploi Revenu Québec applique un programme d’accès à l’égalité en emploi et invite les femmes, les personnes handicapées, les autochtones, les minorités visibles et les minorités ethniques à présenter leur candidature. Des mesures d’adaptation peuvent être offertes aux personnes handicapées en fonction de leurs besoins.  

If you are committed to public service, enjoy collaborating with others, share our values and have a desire to learn and grow, join The City of Calgary. City employees deliver the services, run the programs and operate the facilities which make a difference in our community. We support work-life balance, promote physical and psychological safety, and offer competitive wages, pensions, and benefits. Together we make Calgary a great place to make a living, a great place to make a life.   The City is committed to fostering a respectful, inclusive and equitable workplace which is representative of the community we serve. We welcome those who have demonstrated a commitment to upholding the values of equity, diversity, inclusion, anti-racism and reconciliation. Applications are encouraged from members of groups that are historically disadvantaged and underrepresented. Accommodations are available during the hiring process, upon request.   The City is looking for a lawyer 2 or 3 for a position in a combination of practice areas. As a Lawyer with The City you will have a significant degree of responsibility and autonomy within a team- oriented environment. Primary duties include: Provide timely legal advice in the following areas Environmental management systems, contaminated sites, environmental law compliance and investigations, liability assessment, contaminated site management. Construction contracts and environmental regulatory matters. Public procurement process and contract drafting. Aboriginal law duty to consult, Indian Act, Addition to Reserve, Indigenous Governance. Provide legal advice within the context of a municipal corporation, and public law and policy. Work collaboratively with other members of Legal Services to ensure a consistent approach to matters. Work directly with members of all Business Units across the corporation. Work with new technology to achieve legal service business process efficiencies. Other duties as assigned.   Qualifications A Juris Doctor (J.D.), Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) or equivalent degree from a recognized institution and active membership or eligibility for membership with The Law Society of Alberta. At least 5 years' experience practicing in 2-3 of the following practice areas: corporate, commercial, environmental laws or indigenous consultation. Municipal or public law experience will be considered an asset. Experience in environmental law or aboriginal law is required, both would be an asset. You are a thoughtful and results oriented lawyer who has demonstrated the ability to function effectively in a technically challenging area. You must bring a strategic approach to the law, technical expertise and a commitment to initiating and inspiring creative problem solving. You have the ability to contribute to a positive work environment and team atmosphere, along with strong interpersonal and communication skills. The ability to manage competing interests, tight timelines and work effectively and productively with a variety of people both internal and external to the Corporation. Pre-employment Requirements Successful applicants must provide proof of qualifications.  

The Ontario Cannabis Store provides safe, responsible access to recreational cannabis for adults 19 and older. We operate the provincial online store for recreational cannabis in Ontario and are the exclusive provincial wholesaler to authorized private retail stores.   Working at the OCS is a unique opportunity to be part of an agile start-up in a ground-breaking new industry. We’re a diverse team passionate about delivering a great customer experience, working together with mutual respect, and building value out of our differences. We’re an inclusive organization that understands that delivering great results comes out of ensuring every voice is heard.     About the Role We’re looking for a Senior Legal Counsel to join our team! In this pivotal role, you’ll collaborate with the Chief Legal & Administrative Officer, contributing to our proactive and business solution-oriented in-house Legal team. As Senior Legal Counsel, you will champion legal matters related to employment, labor, privacy, and provide crucial support to our Enterprise Regulatory Team.     About Your Day   Provide the business with practical and simple creative solutions to complex legal issues Convey complex legal risk matters in concise, simple terms that are easily understandable and actionable by the business Participate in and/or lead cross-functional business teams Retain, instruct and manage outside counsel as required and approved by the Chief Legal and Administrative officer Provide legal interpretation and advice in areas of law/regulation applying to the business Develop and maintain an up to date repository of templates for employment related agreements Manage and lead negotiations with minimal supervision under tight timelines Draft and negotiate employment related documentation including offer letters, termination letters and settlement agreements Advise the business on compliance with the company’s collective bargaining agreement Lead counsel supporting HR in the area of collective bargaining Lead support to the Corporate Affairs team in the area of agency reporting and compliance Prepare and present to Senior Leadership in assigned area of responsibility Monitor legal and regulatory developments Contribute to the development of policies, procedures and strategies to endure the on-going maintenance of legal and regulatory compliance Proactively identify and assess legal risks Develop strategies, processes, training and other controls to mitigate legal risk(s) Provide primary legal support for the Company’s Enterprise Regulatory Compliance Team Identify opportunities to automate/streamline repetitive, transactional legal services Appropriately manage and direct outside counsel as needed to maximize cost effectiveness and quality of services Liaise with lawyers from other government entities for best practices     About You   Bachelor of Laws (LLB) OR Juris Doctor (JD) and licensed to practice law in Ontario 8+ years of in-house legal practice experience 2+ years of experience in one or more of the following practice areas: employment, labour, privacy, regulatory compliance Experience with supporting and advising an Enterprise Regulatory Compliance team in a retail or wholesale business Experience drafting corporate policies and processes, and creating and delivering ‘fit for purpose’ compliance training to the business. Experience managing and directing outside counsel to maximize cost effectiveness and ensure quality of service A mix of pubic and private sector in-house legal experience would be an asset Cannabis industry experience preferred Member in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario. Compliance Designation is preferred Strong business acumen with a demonstrated ability to provide creative business oriented solutions Ability to provide business practical and simple creative solutions in a fast-paced evolving industry Ability to convey complex legal risk matters in concise, simple terms that are easily understandable and actionable by the business Demonstrated ability to proactively identify and assess legal risks Strong understanding of the three (3) Lines of Defense Working knowledge of in-house legal department research and file management tools Excellent research skills and demonstrated strategic thinking, analytical, creative problem- solving and planning skills Excellent organizational and time management skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills Adaptable, flexible and proven team player Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Outlook     About the Job This position currently offers a hybrid work schedule. The current in office requirement is a minimum of 3 days/week (may be more depending on business needs). The OCS office is located near York Mills and Yonge Street. However, OCS reserves the right to change this policy and its office location at any time. City: Toronto, ON Employment Type: Full time, Permanent Required Travel: none     Compensation The target hiring range for this position is $141,900 - $161,900. This is a pay grade 10A role, with a salary range of $125,484.42 - $188,330.66. Placement in the salary range will be based on factors such as market conditions, internal equity, and candidate experience, skills, and qualifications relevant to the role.   We are committed to providing an accessible, equitable and inclusive candidate and employee experience. We provide reasonable accommodation throughout the recruitment process and in employment. If you require an accommodation, please let us know, we will work with you to meet your needs.      

Senior Solicitor, Planning & Development     Location: Town of Newmarket  The Town of Newmarket, Legal & Procurement Services Requires a Senior Solicitor, Planning & Development  Regular Full-Time (35 hours per week)   About Newmarket   The growing community of Newmarket is home to 90,000 people and located 40 minutes north of Toronto, in York Region. As one of the most densely populated communities in Ontario, Newmarket may be small in area, but BIG things are happening there. From the transformation of a community landmark, the Mulock Property, into Newmarket’s very own Central Park to the renewal of the urban corridors to make them even more eclectic, vibrant, livable, and lovable – the Town of Newmarket is always looking forward.   Newmarket is the recipient of a Google etown award, has been voted the best Main Street in Canada, and the town has been recognized as one of the world’s 21 most intelligent communities. Recently, Newmarket won Municipality of the Year by Festivals & Events Ontario and ranked 14th in “100 Happiest Cities in Canada.”   Strong leadership, courage, creativity, and a culture of collaboration are part of the team’s DNA and what sets them apart is their unwavering sense of community and dedication to building it.  The 2022-2026 Council Priorities set the stage for an extraordinary future, continuing the Town’s strong commitment to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion through engagement, education and action resulting in meaningful change:  A Diverse, welcoming, and inclusive community.   We offer and value flexibility to support work/life integration and wellbeing, including flextime, compressed workweeks, and hybrid work.  As we move forward from the pandemic, Newmarket is committed to evolving, growing, and trying new approaches, all while creating an environment for extraordinary public service.   Who are we looking for?   Under the direction of the Director, Legal & Procurement Services, the Senior Solicitor, Planning & Development is responsible for all development related files. Negotiate, assist Planning Services Department with drafting and/or reviewing complex development related documents, including site plan agreements, condominium agreements, specialized agreements required for public use of private space and others as appropriate or as may be assigned by the Director. Undertakes full carriage of tribunal proceedings at the Ontario Land Tribunal related to land use planning, environmental/natural and heritage protection. Review subdivision and site plan agreements for legal compliance with applicable legislation, regulations, and by-laws. Complete all work in accordance with Department and Council strategic priorities.     Qualifications How do I qualify?  Completion of a University undergraduate degree (BA, BSC, B Comm, or equivalent) and completion thereafter of a University Graduate Law Degree (LLB or JD). A license and membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario and thus being qualified to practice law in Ontario. In-depth experience at a senior level in the practice of law with a primary focus on Planning and Development law as well as in-depth experience appearing before the Ontario Land Tribunal. In-depth understanding and experience at a senior level in the areas of subdivision, site plan, condominium, and other development agreements along with demonstrated competence in related land registration matters. Demonstrated broad experience at a senior level appearing before and presenting reports to a Municipal Council. Strong organizational, prioritization, oral and written communication, interpersonal, teamwork, administrative skills, and ability to work with minimal supervision. Ability to communicate effectively with all levels of staff, government officials, consultants, the business community, tribunals, land and development community, and the general public to influence the responses of others that provide a favorable outcome for the Town. Excellent analytic, research, problem solving, adaptability and detail-oriented skills. Strong working knowledge of MS Office (Word Outlook), Westlaw, Teraview. Valid Class “G” driver’s license in good standing and reliable vehicle for use on corporate business. Due to the responsibilities of this position a Police Information Check satisfactory to the Town is required.  Flexibility and availability to work scheduled and unscheduled overtime, attend occasional evening meetings when required. Salary: $133,900 - $167,375                    How do I apply?   Please apply online at www.newmarket.ca by 5:00 p.m. on February 26, 2024, quoting the file number 24-26.     The Town of Newmarket is committed to accommodate all applicants in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code for all employment activities including the recruitment process. Please no phone calls.  

Location : Surrey, BC (with hybrid opportunity) Status: Full-time, Term (until January 17, 2025, or return of the incumbent) Affiliation: Professional Employees Association (PEA) Salary range: Based on year of call -$70,931.93 (Yr1) to $141,376.75 (Yr16) + 10% Staff Lawyer Benefit Plan Competition #: P050-23 Application Deadline: Open until filled TREDI STATEMENT: Our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion is ambitious and foundational.  It informs everything we do, as we dismantle colonization, racism, sexism, transphobia and homophobia, and all discrimination.  These are our values, and they inform our hiring practices too.  Our business is aiding people in severe legal distress, and necessitates internal and external alignment of practicing these values.  Integrating Truth and Reconciliation and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion throughout every aspect of Legal Aid BC is critical to building that culture, and we prioritize ongoing resources to achieve that goal.  We are seeking an experienced lawyer to join our amazing team in Surrey, BC as the Managing Lawyer. This term position presents an excellent opportunity for a lawyer who is passionate about family and child protection law. The Opportunity The Parents Legal Centre (PLC) takes a holistic approach to family and child protection law. As the Managing Lawyer, you will oversee an office and lead a team comprising a paralegal/advocate, and administrative legal assistant. Together, you will work to provide advice and representation to PLC clients on family and child protection matters and strive to reach early collaborative resolutions when appropriate. We believe that better outcomes can be achieved when parents receive legal advice and support during the early stages of their family and child protection matters. The paralegal/advocate helps resolve a parent’s underlying non-legal issues, and the administrative assistant oversees client intake and office administration. Key responsibilities of the Managing Lawyer include, but aren’t limited to: Providing advice and representation to PLC clients on family law and child protection matters. Assessing cases for their suitability to the PLC. Familiarizing yourself with the non-legal issues clients face and the available resources to address those issues. Collaborating with director's counsel, social workers, family support workers, family lawyers and other frontline service providers. Attending collaborative processes, including mediations with clients. Representing clients in case conferences and court appearances. Working closely with the PLC team, including managing, supervising, and mentoring staff (paralegal/advocate, and administrative legal assistant). Overseeing and supporting outreach activities and building relationships with surrounding communities and other service providers. Ensuring compliance with policies, procedures, and performance metrics, and preparing reports. Traveling as required to provide services in satellite locations. Familiarity with practices and procedures at the local Provincial Court is desirable. Familiarity with local support resources for parents is desirable. Who We Are Legal Aid BC (LABC) is a non-profit organization established by the Legal Services Society Act in 1979. Our mission is to provide legal information, advice, and representation services to BC's most vulnerable and marginalized citizens who lack the necessary resources to effectively access the justice system when their families, freedom, or safety are at risk. Our vision is to see BC’s legal system transformed, by the way LABC represents our clients, into one more equitable and inclusive with a mission to strengthen client-centered legal help for British Columbians experiencing barriers accessing the legal system. At LABC, we know that our continued ability to help the people who need us is due to the hardworking individuals who make up our team, dedicated to making a difference in the lives of people in need. We foster a positive culture of open communication for our team to thrive within, underpinned by our values of client focus, advancing Truth & Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, and change through leadership. Legal Aid BC is in the early stages of, and committed to a transformative journey of embedding Truth, Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in all aspects of our work. We seek talent from equity-seeking groups, including but not limited to individuals who self-identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Metis descent, persons with diverse abilities, gender diverse, racialized, and members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community , be a part of this exciting stage of Legal Aid BC’s growth. We care deeply about the culture we are building and are looking for staff members who not only excel in their respective areas but are also passionate about supporting the people we serve and each other. If this resonates with you, we encourage you to apply. All interested and eligible applicants will be considered with due consideration to all protected grounds under the BC Human Rights Code. If we can do anything to make your application experience a positive and equitable one, we want to hear from you on what we can do better. To understand why legal aid matters, and our commitments to Truth, Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, please explore our website. The Ideal Candidate You must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience at the Bar in British Columbia or an equivalent level of experience in another Canadian jurisdiction. A minimum of three (3) years of management/supervisory experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience is required. Membership or eligibility for membership in the Law Society of British Columbia is necessary. Experience in relevant areas of law, including family, child protection, poverty law, and criminal law, is preferred. We Offer A competitive annual salary, as well as a comprehensive benefits package (based on your employment status and affiliation including: Four weeks paid vacation to start that grows the longer you are with LABC An excellent employee benefits package, where premiums are 100% paid by LABC A generous defined benefit pension plan Support for training and development An Employee and Family Assistance program The opportunity to participate in various Employee programs (Employee Wellness, etc.) Support for a healthy work/life balance Generous leave provisions (sick time, special leaves) 13 paid statutory holidays An opportunity for a flexible hybrid work arrangement for some positions (LABC reserves the right to change this policy at any time) Transit friendly employer for eligible staff to have their commute subsidized Dog-friendly offices Dedicated Cultural Leave provisions for Indigenous employees An Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Council, and Indigenous employees Council and Accessibility Committee of employees from equity-seeking groups that advises on ongoing improvements and investments in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at our workplace For additional information regarding our extensive benefits package, please explore our careers page. If you are interested in joining us – visit our careers page for the full job posting and apply now! We would like to thank all external applicants for their interest but regret that only those shortlisted will be contacted.

POSTING #: 2024-0053 POSTING PERIOD: Wednesday, January 31, 2024 at 8:30 AM to Monday, February 12, 2024 at 4:30 PM DEPARTMENT: Legal Services, Real Estate & Risk Management UNION: Non-Union JOB CODE: NU0018 POSITION STATUS: Temporary Full-Time GRADE/CLASS: NU14 # OF POSITIONS: 1 RATE OF PAY: $116,601.63 to $141,730.61 Annually SHIFT WORK REQ'D: No DUTIES: Reporting to the Deputy City Solicitor – Legal Services & Real Estate, this position will be responsible to provide legal services to the Corporation in all areas of the law as necessary focusing on corporate and commercial aspects of the Corporation’s operations, including but not limited to governance, drafting by-laws, contract preparation and review, real estate transactions, preparing legal opinions for the guidance of Council and Administration, review and update of corporate minute books of related municipal corporations, review and preparation of commercial documents. Responsibilities may include representation before courts, administrative boards and tribunals. Will abide by Occupational Health & Safety duties as outlined in the Corporation’s Health and Safety Program. Will perform other related duties as required. NOTE: This vacancy will focus on Corporate and Commercial aspects of the Corporation's Operations QUALIFICATIONS: Must have a LLB or JD or Ontario Ministry of Education equivalency and a minimum of six (6) years of experience in relevant areas of law; Must hold and maintain good standing with the Law Society of Ontario; Must have the ability to travel to off-site locations in a timely and expedient manner as required. If method of travel is by vehicle, a current valid and lawful Driver's License is required in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act and must provide a driver’s abstract as a condition of employment; Must be fully computer literate and well versed in the MS Office suite, particularly Outlook and Word (Excel and Access skills will be considered assets); Must be able to effectively use Westlaw@Carswell and Internet resources for legal research; Must have strong interpersonal, negotiation, and verbal and written communication skills; Should have knowledge of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, its regulations and knowledge of the hazards associated with the work; Broad Municipal legal experience is an asset; Will be required to complete and remain current as per the requirements of the Corporation’s Management Certificate Program; Progression through the Art of Supervision Program Certificate or a supervisory program of a similar nature is considered an asset; The physical demands analysis associated with this job indicates a sedentary level of work. NOTE: Only those applicants selected for an interview will be acknowledged. We offer a smoke-free office environment. Personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, c. 25 as amended, and will be used to determine eligibility for employment. The Corporation of the City of Windsor is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians Act, 2005 and the Ontario Human Rights Code, the City of Windsor 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 the City of Windsor Human Resources staff of the nature of any accommodation(s) that you may require in respect of any materials or processes used to ensure your equal participation.   67vPdWSMtl

The Legal Services Division of Alberta Justice (the Division) is the civil legal advisor to the Government of Alberta. Legal officers in the Division practice in diverse areas of law. They carry out a variety of functions, including providing legal advice to Government departments; managing risks; conducting civil litigation; and drafting bills, regulations, Orders in Council and Ministerial orders. The Legal Services Division is proud to be a learning organization and offers employees opportunities to learn and grow in their careers. With its inclusive workforce, employees are engaged and supported at all career stages. The Legislative Counsel Office is responsible for drafting government bills, regulations and Orders in Council. The office also works with the King’s Printer to make the laws of Alberta available to the public.   Job Information Job Requisition ID: 51680 Ministry: Justice Location: Edmonton Full or Part-Time: Full Time Hours of Work: 36.25 hours per week Regular/Temporary: Temporary - 12 months with the possibility of extension Scope: Open Competition Closing Date: Open until suitable candidates found Classification: Civil Crown Counsel 5 Salary: $8,313.36 to $9,502.54 bi-weekly ($216,978 - $248,016/year) Role Responsibilities The Alberta Legislative Counsel Office is looking for a self-motivated, energetic individual with demonstrated legislative drafting and leadership skills who will use their excellent English language writing ability to draft high quality Government Bills for introduction in the Legislative Assembly and to draft Regulations and Orders in Council for Government. You will provide advice to the Government and Crown agencies on the development of legislation and regulatory policies. Reporting to the Deputy Chief Legislative Counsel and Registrar of Regulations, your primary responsibility will be to provide advice and mentorship to legislative drafters to assist the Alberta Government and its Ministries in achieving their legislative objectives. Additional duties involve drafting complex bills and regulations in accordance with Legislative Counsel Office standards and performing related legal services. This position will ensure client Ministries’ policy objectives are met by: Mentoring legislative drafters with less drafting experience; Contributing to the drafting resources of the Legislative Counsel Office; Providing legal and legislative advice and opinions on legislative proposals made by Ministries; Advising ministry officials on their legislative proposals and assisting them in achieving their policy goals through legislation where appropriate; Providing impartial, high-quality legislative drafting services to the government; Drafting bills and regulations in a timely and effective manner in accordance with drafting standards; and Responding to client ministries’ concerns and questions regarding the making, drafting, and filing of regulations. Qualifications A Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) or Juris Doctor (JD) is required. You must be an active member or must have immediate eligibility for full membership with the Law Society of Alberta. A minimum of 10 years of legislative drafting experience is required. Intellectual inquiry, problem-solving and innovative thinking, combined with precision and thoroughness, are required in this position. Strong client focus, effective verbal and written communication skills, and effective interpersonal skills are essential to your success in this role, as you must understand your client's policy goals and be able to express them in a legislative framework that the clients can understand and explain to others. The ability to work both independently and collaboratively will ensure you are successful in meeting the demands of this position. As the ideal candidate you possess: A minimum of 10 years experience drafting government legislation while employed as a legislative drafter for a Government Legislative Counsel Office or a Parliamentary Counsel Office; Experience drafting the most complex, politically sensitive government bills and regulation projects; Demonstrated experience in a leadership role in a legislative counsel office; Demonstrated experience mentoring and coaching other legislative drafters; Demonstrated experience dealing with multiple complex files. A graduate diploma or professional certificate in Legislative drafting is considered an asset. In your cover letter, please briefly summarize: Legal experience and expertise, Relevant strengths and skills, and Reasons for interest in the position Applications without a cover letter will not be considered. Notes Hours of Work: 7.25 hours per day / 36.25 hours of work per week (Monday to Friday). Successful candidates will be required to undergo a security screening. Any costs associated with obtaining the required documents/checks as noted or interview travel expenses, will be the responsibility of the candidate. Out-of-province applicants can obtain the required documents/checks from the province they currently reside in. Links and information on what the GoA has to offer prospective employees: Working for the Alberta Public Service Professional learning and development Research Alberta Public Service Careers tool Management Employees Pension Plan (MSPP) Alberta Public Service Benefit Information (Benefits) Leadership and mentorship programs Positive workplace culture and work-life balance Opportunity to participate in flexible work arrangements such as working from home up to two days per week and modified work schedule agreements APS Competencies Competencies are behaviors that are essential to reach our goals in serving Albertans. We encourage you to have an in depth understanding of the competencies that are required for this opportunity and to be prepared to demonstrate them during the recruitment process. This link will assist you with understanding competencies.   Systems Thinking: Work done is part of a larger integrated and inner-related environment. Allows us to keep broader impacts and connections in mind. Creative Problem Solving: Ability to assess options and implications in new ways to achieve outcomes and solutions. Agility: Ability to anticipate, assess, and readily adapt to changing priorities, maintain resilience and work effectively in changing environments. Drive for Results : Knowing what outcomes are important and maximizing resources to achieve results that are aligned with the goals of the organization while maintaining accountability. Develop Networks: Proactively building networks, connecting, and building trust in relationships with stakeholders. Build Collaborative Environment : Leads and contributes to the conditions and environments that allow people to work collaboratively and productively. Develop Self and Others : Commitment to lifelong learning and the desire to invest in the development of the long-term capability of yourself and others. How To Apply   Applicants are advised to provide information that clearly and concisely demonstrates how their qualifications meet the advertised requirements.   Applicants are advised to provide information that clearly and concisely demonstrates how their qualifications meet the advertised requirements, including education, experience, and relevant examples of required competencies.   It is recommended that applicants include the assessment certificate from IQAS or any other educational assessment service as part of their application.   Closing Statement This competition may be used to fill future vacancies, across the Government of Alberta, at the same or lower classification level. We thank all applicants for their interest. All applications will be reviewed to determine which candidates' qualifications most closely match the advertised requirements. If you require any further information on this job posting or a copy of the role profile, and/or require a disability related accommodation during the recruitment process, please contact Joe Nasr at joe.nasr@gov.ab.ca.

One of Alberta Justice’s core businesses is to provide Legal and strategic services to government and is done by the Legal Services Division. It includes providing legal advice, managing risks, conducting civil litigation, drafting legislation, regulations and orders-in-council, and retaining outside counsel. Legal Services is proud to be a learning organization and offers employees opportunities to learn and grow in their careers.   The Legislative Counsel Office is responsible for drafting government bills, regulations and Orders in Council. The office also works with the King’s Printer to make the laws of Alberta available to the public.   Job Information Job Requisition ID: 51686 Ministry: Justice Location: Edmonton Full or Part-Time: Full Time Hours of Work: 36.25 hours per week Regular/Temporary: Permanent Scope: Open Competition Closing Date: Open until suitable candidates found Classification: Civil Crown Counsel 1 - 4 Salary: Civil Crown Counsel 1 (Less than four years of related experience): $3,633.50 - $4,577.16 bi-weekly / ($94,834 - $119,463/year)   Civil Crown Counsel 2 (Four years to 11 years of related experience): $5,148.92 - $6,376.28 bi-weekly / ($134,386 - $166,420/year)   Civil Crown Counsel 3 (More than 11 years of related experience): $6,857.81 - $7,604.03 bi-weekly / ($178,988 - $198,465/year)   Civil Crown Counsel 4 (More than 11 years of related experience): $7,826.61 - $8,608.77 bi-weekly / ($204,274 - $224,688/year)   Role Responsibilities The Alberta Legislative Counsel Office is looking for self-motivated, energetic individuals with demonstrated legislative drafting skills who will use their excellent English language writing ability to draft high quality Government Bills for introduction in the Legislative Assembly and to draft Regulations and Orders in Council for Government. You will provide advice to the Government and Crown agencies on the development of legislation and regulatory policies. Reporting to the Deputy Chief Legislative Counsel, you will assist the Alberta Government and its Ministries in achieving their legislative objectives by drafting complex bills and regulations in accordance with Legislative Counsel Office standards and performing related legal services. This position will ensure client Ministries’ policy objectives are met by: Providing legal and legislative advice and opinions on legislative proposals made by ministries; Advising ministry officials on their legislative proposals and assisting them in achieving their policy goals through legislation where appropriate; Providing impartial, high-quality legislative drafting services to the government; Drafting bills and regulations in a timely and effective manner in accordance with drafting standards; and Responding to client ministries’ concerns and questions regarding the making, drafting, and filing of regulations. Qualifications A Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) or Juris Doctor (JD) is required. You must be an active member or must have immediate eligibility for full membership with the Law Society of Alberta. A minimum of 2 years of legislative drafting experience is required. Intellectual inquiry, problem-solving and innovative thinking, combined with precision and thoroughness, are required in this position. Strong client focus, effective verbal and written communication skills, and effective interpersonal skills are essential to your success in this role, as you must understand your client's policy goals and be able to express them in a legislative framework that the clients can understand and explain to others. The ability to work both independently and collaboratively will ensure you are successful in meeting the demands of this position. As an ideal candidate you possess: A minimum of 2 years experience drafting government legislation while employed as a legislative drafter for a Government Legislative Counsel Office or a Parliamentary Counsel Office; At least one legislative drafting course; Exceptional legal, problem solving and communication skills; and Exceptional analytical, research, and writing skills.   The following will be considered assets: Experience working on developing legislation, such as experience as a legislative planner with a provincial or federal Government; Experience as a solicitor with a Government Department providing advice on the interpretation and application of legislation; and A graduate diploma or professional certificate in Legislative Drafting.   In your cover letter, please briefly summarize: Legal experience and expertise, Relevant strengths and skills, and Reasons for interest in the position Applications without a cover letter will not be considered. Notes Hours of Work: 7.25 hours per day / 36.25 hours of work per week (Monday to Friday). Successful candidates will be required to undergo a security screening. Any costs associated with obtaining the required documents/checks as noted or interview travel expenses, will be the responsibility of the candidate. Out-of-province applicants can obtain the required documents/checks from the province they currently reside in. Links and information on what the GoA has to offer prospective employees: Working for the Alberta Public Service Professional learning and development Research Alberta Public Service Careers tool Management Employees Pension Plan (MSPP) Public Service Pension Plan (PSPP) Alberta Public Service Benefit Information (Benefits) Leadership and mentorship programs Positive workplace culture and work-life balance Opportunity to participate in flexible work arrangements such as working from home up to two days per week and modified work schedule agreements APS Competencies Competencies are behaviors that are essential to reach our goals in serving Albertans. We encourage you to have an in depth understanding of the competencies that are required for this opportunity and to be prepared to demonstrate them during the recruitment process. This link will assist you with understanding competencies.   Systems Thinking: Work done is part of a larger integrated and inner-related environment. Allows us to keep broader impacts and connections in mind. Creative Problem Solving: Ability to assess options and implications in new ways to achieve outcomes and solutions. Agility: Ability to anticipate, assess, and readily adapt to changing priorities, maintain resilience and work effectively in changing environments. Drive for Results : Knowing what outcomes are important and maximizing resources to achieve results that are aligned with the goals of the organization while maintaining accountability. Develop Networks: Proactively building networks, connecting, and building trust in relationships with stakeholders. Build Collaborative Environment : Leads and contributes to the conditions and environments that allow people to work collaboratively and productively. Develop Self and Others : Commitment to lifelong learning and the desire to invest in the development of the long-term capability of yourself and others. How To Apply   Applicants are advised to provide information that clearly and concisely demonstrates how their qualifications meet the advertised requirements.   Applicants are advised to provide information that clearly and concisely demonstrates how their qualifications meet the advertised requirements, including education, experience, and relevant examples of required competencies.   It is recommended that applicants include the assessment certificate from IQAS or any other educational assessment service as part of their application.   Closing Statement This competition may be used to fill future vacancies, across the Government of Alberta, at the same or lower classification level. We thank all applicants for their interest. All applications will be reviewed to determine which candidates' qualifications most closely match the advertised requirements. If you require any further information on this job posting or a copy of the role profile, and/or require a disability related accommodation during the recruitment process, please contact Joe Nasr at joe.nasr@gov.ab.ca.