About Anne-Catherine
Anne-Catherine practices environmental and Indigenous law and has provided strategic advice across Canada in these areas, notably in the emergency response, contaminated sites and project development contexts. Her practice covers all aspects of environmental law and she takes a practical approach to advising clients on environmental obligations and risks.
She has extensive experience advising federal undertakings, notably railways and pipelines, on jurisdictional considerations of environmental legislation and permitting regimes. She has also been involved in a broad range of transactions, many of which involved complex environmental issues requiring novel solutions to allocate risk. She has also provided advice to industry on complex land title issues, business dealings with Indigenous communities, historical claims and project development.
Anne-Catherine started her career at Blakes as an Articling Student and, before rejoining the Firm, was a lawyer at a Class I railway responsible for environmental and Indigenous law matters across Canada.
Anne-Catherine is fluent in French and English.
