Our firm provides a wide variety of services to our clients in their interaction with government and with regulatory agencies and tribunals.
Lawyers practising in this area are experienced in representing clients in dealing with and appearing before federal, provincial and municipal government bodies, regulators, boards, councils and commissions. Our lawyers regularly advise clients on the impacts of pending legislation and appear before legislative committees to speak to proposed laws on our clients' behalf.
Our firm represents a significant number of government agencies, corporations and municipalities. Because of our involvement with both private sector and public sector clients, the firm has often been involved in projects where both have worked successfully together. Our firm has extensive experience with Federal and Provincial Crown corporations, municipal corporations and professional associations.
Government & Regulatory Lawyers
Michael Choiselat
Lawyer
Adrian Frost
Lawyer
Maria Grande
Lawyer
Miranda Grayson
Lawyer
Antoine Hacault
Lawyer
Jennifer (Jen) Hanson
Lawyer
Jeff Hirsch, K.C.
Lawyer
Gordon McKinnon
Lawyer
Drew Mitchell
Lawyer
Robert Olson
Lawyer
Sacha Paul
Lawyer
Andrew Sain
Lawyer
Art Stacey
Lawyer
John Stefaniuk, K.C.
Lawyer
Andrew Thompson
Lawyer
Chimwemwe (Chim) Undi
Lawyer
Jonathan Woolley
Lawyer
Bradley Zander
Lawyer
- Client Impact11|20|2024
TDS assisted Norway House Cree Nation in the purchase of the Minago Mine from Flying Nickel Corp. The purchase of the Minago Mine, located on Norway House’s traditional territory, makes… Learn More
- Client Impact07|14|2020
TDS lawyers John Stefaniuk (Municipal Law, Real Estate Development Law, and Environmental Law) and Antoine Hacault (Municipal Law, Expropriation Law, Litigation, and Administrative Law) and Lindsay Warelis (Environmental Law and… Learn More
- Article10|29|2024
AMPs are upon us. Following a reported 135 million–liter sewage spill into the Red River from a broken City of Winnipeg sewer pipe, Manitoba Environment Minister Tracy Schmidt made it… Learn More
- Article10|01|2024
In 1850 the Anishinaabe of Lake Huron and Lake Superior made treaties with the Crown. In exchange for ceding their land, the Anishinaabe received, among other things, the promise of… Learn More
- Article07|17|2024
Historically, food in Canada has been regulated under an array of statutes, including the Food and Drugs Act, the Fish Inspection Act, the Meat Inspection Act, and so on. In… Learn More
- Article04|01|2024
In a decision issued on March 15, 2024, Yatar v TD Insurance Meloche Monnex, 2024 SCC 8 (“Yatar”), the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously confirmed that the existence of a… Learn More
- Article05|25|2023
For small and medium-sized businesses, compliance with Canadian competition law may not be at the forefront in business planning and operational considerations. However, there are a variety of potential risks… Learn More
