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- OKT Podcast – Meet Our New Partner
Wednesday, September 9, 2026 In this episode, our junior associates Rhea Murti and Camille O’Sullivan interview Leah Mack, OKT’s newest partner. Based in Vancouver Island, she is bringing her diverse practice to OKT. She shares about her law journey, her secrets to a successful practice, and gives t … Read more »
- OKT Lawyers Recognized in 2027 Editions of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch™
Thursday, September 3, 2026 OKT is proud to share that 14 of our lawyers have been recognized by their peers in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada. This recognition highlights our firm’s dedication to excellence across three key practice areas: Aboriginal Law / Indigenous Practice Bryce … Read more »
- Canada’s Proposal to Fast-Track the West Coast Oil Pipeline: Key Takeaways
Canada’s Proposal to Fast-Track the West Coast Oil Pipeline: Key Takeaways Introduction On August 1, 2026, the Government of Canada announced that it plans to “fast-track” the proposed West Coast Oil Pipeline (the “Pipeline”) under the Building Canada Act (the “BCA”).[1] The Pipeline would carry up … Read more »
- Wolastoqey Aboriginal Title in New Brunswick
Friday, July 10, 2026 OKT Partner Renée Pelletier was featured in an important podcast along with Chief Patricia Bernard to discuss the Wolastoqey Nation’s Aboriginal title claim. In it they discuss the history of the claim, the law of Aboriginal rights and title, and dispel some important misinform … Read more »
- “Where There Are Legal Rights There Are Remedies”: The Promise of Reconciliatory Remedies and the Limitations of Shot Both Sides
Tuesday, July 7, 2026 OKT partner Kevin Hille and associate Jesse Abell recently published an article in the Supreme Court Law Review, “‘Where There Are Legal Rights There Are Remedies’: The Promise of Reconciliatory Remedies and the Limitations of Shot Both Sides” (2026) 11 SCLR (3d) 323. The artic … Read more »