INFRASTRUCTURE

Canada's construction leaders want industry to adopt better technology: KPMG survey
Tools sought to add efficiency include AI, analytics, building information modelling, digital twins
Over 90 percent of business leaders say infrastructure improvements will spur growth: KPMG poll
Of those surveyed, 89 percent call for government collaboration to cut red tape, hasten approvals
How Miriam Levin built in-house expertise before leading legal at Starlight Investments
Experience, adaptability, and business fluency shaped her path from private practice to GC
Early and often: The case for continuous mediation in construction conflicts
Re-engaging decision-makers and limiting costly litigation make mediation superior default process
Canada lauds telecommunications industry's infrastructure investments to boost AI
Announced plans by companies like Bell and Telus aim to improve business prosperity, ministers say

2025 LEADING LAWYERS IN INFRASTRUCTURE

Kimberly J. Howard
Year called to bar: 2008
Calgary, Alberta
Jean-Marie Fontaine
Year called to bar: 2000
Montréal, Québec
Sarah J. F. Bird
Year called to bar: 2005
Vancouver, British Columbia
Maxime Cantin
Year called to bar: 1998
Québec City, Québec
Catherine Doyle
Year called to bar: 2006
Toronto, Ontario
Graham Walker
Year called to bar: 1994
Vancouver, British Columbia