Mitch is the Managing Partner of the Toronto office of Mintz and the Chancellor of Ontario Tech University. Prior to joining Mintz, Mitch served as the chair of the pensions and employment practice of an international law firm based in Toronto. His practice focuses on all aspects of pension, benefits, and employment law.
He is the co-founder of the National Institute on Ageing at Toronto Metropolitan University, a former adjunct professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, and a published author. A committed philanthropist, he supports numerous educational and health-related organizations and causes.
Mitch serves as chair of the North York General Board of Governors, is a member and former chair of the Toronto French School (TFS) Board of Directors, and sits on the Forum Income and Impact Fund board of trustees. He is past chair of Toronto Metropolitan University’s board of governors and a former member of the Ontario Science Centre board of trustees.
An avid runner, Mitch has completed all seven Abbott world marathon majors. He was named one of the 25 most influential lawyers in Canada by Canadian Lawyer magazine and is a recipient of numerous awards and honours, including the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, the King Charles III Coronation Medal, the Ontario Bar Association’s Award of Excellence in Pension and Benefits Law, the CCAE Friend of Education Award, and an Honorary Doctor of Laws from Toronto Metropolitan University. He has also been admitted to the Order of Ontario.
Experience
Transactional & Investment Matters
- Advised the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) in its amalgamation with the Mutual Fund Dealers Association, which created a new national self-regulatory organization.
- Represented Sienna Senior Living in its 50/50 joint venture acquisition of a portfolio of 11 seniors’ living assets in Ontario and Saskatchewan in partnership with Sabra Health Care REIT, Inc. The transaction encompassed the negotiation of related partnership, share ownership, and property management arrangements.
- Represented Parkland in its C$322 million acquisition of Canadian frozen food retailer M&M Food Market from Searchlight Partners, L.P.
- Represented George Weston in its C$370 million sale of Weston Foods’ ambient bakery business to Hearthside Food Solutions, LLC affiliated entities.
- Represented George Weston in its C$1.1 billion sale of Weston Foods’ fresh and frozen bakery businesses to FGF Brands Inc.’s affiliated entities.
- Advised Investment Management Corporation of Ontario in its acquisition of Green Frog Power Ltd. and C$500 million (£288 million) commitment to establish a utility-scale platform focused on battery storage assets around the globe.
- Represented Birch Hill in its C$725 million acquisition of ERCO Worldwide, Superior Plus LP’s specialty chemicals business.
- Advised Arctic Canadian Diamond Company in its acquisition of substantially all of Dominion Diamond Mines ULC’s assets as well as certain affiliates associated with the Ekati Mine, Canada’s oldest diamond mine.
- Represented Duo Bank of Canada in its acquisition of Fairstone Financial Holdings Inc. from an investor group led by J.C. Flowers & Co. LLC and Värde Partners, Inc.
- Represented Thumbtack in its acquisition of Setter Inc., a home management platform connecting homeowners with maintenance services.
- Represented Mitsubishi in its acquisition of ARLANXEO Canada Inc.’s olefins business.
- Advised TMX Group in its C$165 million acquisition of AST Investor Services Inc. (Canada) and its subsidiary AST Trust Company (Canada), which offers transfer agency, corporate trust, and related services.
- Advised DP World in its acquisition of Fraser Surrey Docks from Macquarie Infrastructure Partners Inc.
- Advised Black Dragon Capital, as Canadian counsel, in its acquisition of all assets of Grass Valley Canada Inc., a supplier of advanced broadcast and media solutions technology, from Belden Inc.
- Represented Enbridge in the C$4.31 billion sale of its Canadian natural gas gathering and processing business in the Montney, Peace River Arch, Horn River, and Liard basins, located in British Columbia and Alberta, to Brookfield Infrastructure Partners.
- Represented Onex in its C$445 million ($330 million) acquisition of Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc., a pre-eminent wealth management firm in Canada.
- Advised Navistar Canada, on behalf of its pension plans, in the purchase of group annuity contracts, valued at approximately $268 million (C$313 million), in obligations and related defined benefit plan assets in Canada, from RBC Life Insurance Company and iA Financial Group.
- Represented Thomson Reuters in its $17 billion sale of a 55% interest in its Financial & Risk business (now Refinitiv) to private equity funds managed by The Blackstone Group as well as in a $9 billion substantial issuer bid/tender offer and return of capital transactions.
- Advised Fairfax Financial, as a member of a consortium, in its acquisition of the Hudson Bay Rail Line and the Port of Churchill.
- Advised Axium Infrastructure in its joint venture partnership and acquisition of a 75% equity interest in a portfolio of 32 long-term care homes in Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, and British Columbia from Revera Inc., and in related partnership, share ownership, and property management arrangements.
- Advised Brookfield Infrastructure in the C$222 million sale of various entities operating under the control of Great Lakes Power Transmission LP to Hydro One Limited.
- Represented Searchlight Capital Partners in its acquisition and financing of a majority stake in a leading Canadian lifestyle brand, Roots Canada Ltd.
- Represented Alamos Gold in its $1.5 billion merger with AuRico Gold Inc.
- Advised Canadian National Energy Alliance, a joint venture comprising CH2M HILL, SNC-Lavalin, Fluor, and EnergySolutions, in its bid to manage and operate Atomic Energy of Canada Limited's nuclear laboratories.
- Represented Revera in its $634 million sale of a 75% ownership interest in 23 Canadian seniors living residences to Health Care REIT, including negotiation of the related joint venture arrangements and management agreements.
- Represented Morgan Stanley Infrastructure in its sale of Montreal Gateway Terminals, the largest operator at the Port of Montreal, to a consortium led by Fiera Axium Infrastructure Inc.
- Counseled Auxilium Pharmaceuticals, as Canadian counsel, in its proposed $850 million merger with QLT, Inc.
- Advised Alinda Infrastructure Funds and their portfolio company Reliance Home Comfort in the C$555 million sale of all outstanding shares of alarm products and services company Reliance Protectron Inc. to The ADT Corporation.
- Represented Loblaw in its C$12.4 billion acquisition of Canadian retailer Shoppers Drug Mart Corporation.
- Represented Endo Health Solutions, as Canadian counsel, in its C$2.7 billion acquisition of Paladin Labs Inc. and the reorganization of both companies to form Endo International plc.
- Counseled Accelero Capital in its C$520 million proposed acquisition of Allstream Corp. from Manitoba Telecom Services, Inc. (MTS).
- Represented Imperial Capital in the sale of AIM Health Group Inc.'s Clinical Services business.
- Advised Rogers Communications in its C$200 million acquisition of BLACKIRON Data ULC from Primus Telecommunications Group, Inc.
- Advised TMX Group in its C$64 million acquisition of the transfer agent and corporate trust services business of Equity Financial Holdings Inc.
- Represented Borealis Infrastructure and Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan in the sale of Express-Platte Pipeline System to Spectra Energy Corp. for $1.49 billion.
- Represented Ally Financial, as Canadian counsel, in the $4.1 billion sale of its Canadian auto finance and deposit business to the Royal Bank of Canada.
- Represented Viterra in its C$6.1 billion acquisition by Glencore International plc.
- Represented Scotiabank in its C$3.1 billion acquisition of ING Bank of Canada from ING Group.
- Counseled National Bank Financial in the sale of Wellington West Financial Services Inc. to Manulife Financial Corporation.
- Advised Sears Canada in its sale of Cantrex Group operations to Nationwide Marketing Group, LLC.
- Represented Thomson Reuters in its acquisition of Dr Tax Inc.
- Advised Indigo Books & Music in its $315 million sale of Kobo, Inc. to Rakuten Inc.
- Represented National Bank Financial in its C$206 million acquisition of HSBC Bank Canada's retail brokerage business.
- Advised Ernst & Young in its acquisition of RSM Richter, LLP's assets.
- Advised Sun Life Financial in its C$170 million minority interest purchase in McLean Budden Limited and subsequent transfer of the business to its MFS Investment Management unit.
- Represented Northgate Minerals in its C$1.46 billion sale to AuRico Gold Inc.
- Represented TD Bank in its C$8.5 billion acquisition of MBNA Canada Bank's credit card business.
- Advised Manulife Financial, as Canadian counsel, in the sale of its Life Retrocession business to Pacific Life Insurance Company.
- Counseled Northgate Minerals on its proposed merger with Primero Mining Corp. for C$1.2 billion.
- Represented TMX Group in its proposed merger with the London Stock Exchange Group for $6.9 billion.
- Advised Mexichem in its $300 million acquisition of AlphaGary Corporation.
- Advised Sentinelle Medical in its $335 million sale to Hologic Inc.
- Advised Federal Signal in its C$74 million acquisition of Sirit Inc.
- Advised Castle Harlan in its $200 million acquisition of Pretium Packaging, LLC.
- Represented Brookfield Renewable Power in its C$68 million sale of the distribution assets of Great Lakes Power Limited to FortisOntario Inc.
- Represented K+S Aktiengesellschaft, as Canadian counsel, in its $1.675 billion purchase of Morton International, Inc. from Rohm and Haas Company, a subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company.
- Represented International Petroleum Investment Corporation in its $2.3 billion acquisition of NOVA Chemicals Corporation.
- Advised Connors Bros. Income Fund in the sale of its operating businesses to a Centre Partners Management, LLC affiliate.
- Advised Broadcom in its C$141.5 million acquisition of the digital TV business of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
- Advised Gerdau Ameristeel in its acquisition of Metro Recycling, Inc.
- Advised Hydro Ottawa Holding in its C$63 million sale of Telecom Ottawa Holdings Inc.'s subsidiaries to Atria Networks LP.
- Represented Husky Injection Molding Systems in its C$960 million sale to Onex Corporation.
- Represented The Carlyle Group, through its sponsored entity EPD, in its $1.475 billion acquisition of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's rubber products business, Goodyear Engineered Products (now Veyance Technologies, Inc.).
- Advised Canada Cartage Diversified Income Fund in its C$140 million sale of a 67% interest in CCD LP to companies indirectly owned by Nautic Partners VI, LP and other affiliated funds of Nautic Partners, LLC.
- Represented The Thomson Corporation in its $7.75 billion sale of Thomson Learning's higher education, career, and library reference assets, as well as Nelson Canada, to two consortia advised by Apax Partners and OMERS Capital Partners.
- Represented Alinda Capital Partners in its C$1.74 billion acquisition of UE Waterheater Income Fund.
- Represented Sherritt International in its C$1.6 billion acquisition of Dynatec Corporation, including a 45% indirect interest in the Ambatovy nickel project in Madagascar.
- Represented Hindalco Industries in its $6 billion acquisition of Novelis Inc., financed in part with a $3.1 billion bridge acquisition facility guaranteed by Hindalco and in its subsequent reorganization.
- Represented Sears Canada in the C$2.3 billion sale of its credit and financial services operations to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
- Represented BFI Canada Income Fund, as Canadian and US counsel, in its C$1.1 billion business combination with IESI Corporation.
Public & Private Offerings
- Advised Loblaw and Choice Properties REIT in the REIT's C$460 million initial public offering of trust units and simultaneous C$600 million offering of senior unsecured debentures, followed by Loblaw's C$7 billion sale of a 425-property portfolio to Choice Properties REIT.
- Represented CIBC World Markets, RBC Capital Markets, and the syndicate of underwriters in Whistler Blackcomb Holdings Inc.'s C$345 million initial public offering of common shares.
- Represented TD Securities, Macquarie Capital Markets Canada, RBC Dominion Securities, and the syndicate of underwriters in Leisureworld Senior Care Corp.'s (now Sienna Senior Living Inc.) C$190 million initial public offering of common shares in Canada and its concurrent Rule 144A private placement in the United States.
- Represented CIBC World Markets and the underwriters’ syndicate in Extendicare REIT's C$34.58 million public offering of trust units and C$92 million offering of 7.25% convertible unsecured subordinated debentures.
- Represented Davis + Henderson, a subsidiary of Davis + Henderson Income Fund, in its C$212.5 million acquisition of FiLogix, Inc. from Monitor Clipper Partners and related C$116 million public offering of subscription receipts to finance the transaction.
- Advised Resolve Business Outsourcing Income Fund and ONCAP, as the selling sponsor, in the Fund's C$225 million initial public offering of units, the proceeds of which were used to acquire Resolve Corporation, CSRS Holdings, Ltd., and their subsidiaries.
- Advised Canada Cartage System and Canada Cartage Diversified Income Fund in the Fund's C$124.2 million initial public offering of units and related acquisition of CCD LP, which in turn acquired Canada Cartage System, Limited and Direct Integrated Transportation Inc.
- Advised Norcast Income Fund in its C$77 million initial public offering of units.
- Advised Scotia Capital, RBC Dominion Securities, Westwind Partners, and the syndicate of underwriters in Lakeport Brewing Income Fund's C$54.5 million initial public offering of units.
- Advised RBC Capital Markets and the syndicate of underwriters in Cargojet Income Fund's C$62.5 million initial public offering of units and debt financing.
- Advised BMO Capital Markets and the syndicate of underwriters in Arriscraft International Income Fund's C$70 million initial public offering of units and related C$16 million credit facility.
- Represented Merrill Lynch Canada, CIBC World Markets, and the syndicate of underwriters in ING Canada Inc.'s C$1.04 billion initial public offering of common shares. At the time, it was the largest initial public offering in Canadian history for a non-SEC registered company.
- Advised Cameco and Centerra Gold in the spinoff of Cameco's gold mining assets through the C$282 million initial public and secondary offering of Centerra Gold Inc. and concurrent Rule 144A private placement in the United States.
- Represented EdgeStone Capital Partners and Richards Packaging Income Fund, as Canadian and US counsel, in the Fund's C$85.7 million initial public offering of units in Canada, concurrent private placement in the United States, and $18.2 million credit facility
- Advised Algoma Steel in its C$85.5 million public offering in Canada and concurrent Rule 144A private placement in the United States.
Other Experience
- Advised Investment Management Corporation of Ontario in its $500 million commitment to a fund of one structure and flagship global alternative credit fund Ares Pathfinder Fund, L.P., which are both managed by Ares Management Corporation.
- Represented GNC Holdings, as Canadian counsel, in the $770 million Chapter 11 sale of substantially all of its assets to Harbin Pharmaceutical Group Holding Co., Ltd., as well as in GNC’s Chapter 11 recognition proceedings in Canada under the companies' Creditors Arrangement Act.
- Represented Investment Management Corporation of Ontario in its $250 million commitment to Accord Fund III Series B, a fund managed by Apollo Global Management, Inc., focused on investments during periods of dislocation and illiquidity.
- Counseled the board of directors of the Ontario Pension Board in the launch of the approximately C$60 billion Investment Management Corporation of Ontario as a public-sector asset manager.
- Represented Orion Mine Finance in a $540 million construction financing, together with Blackstone Tactical Opportunities, for the construction of Pretium Resources Inc.'s Brucejack high-grade gold project. The transaction included a $350 million senior secured loan facility, a gold offtake agreement, a $150 million precious metals stream agreement, and a $40 million private placement of common shares.
- Represented a manufacturer of commercial trucks, buses, and diesel engines, as the sponsor and administrator of its corporate pension plan, in a hearing before the Financial Services Commission of Ontario concerning the partial windup of a pension plan and in a subsequent appeal to the Divisional Court.
- Represented Brookfield Asset Management and certain affiliates, including Twin Rivers Paper Company, in their controlling position as majority owners, debtor-in-possession lender, restructuring plan sponsor, and purchaser of the Fraser Papers group of companies' cross-border restructuring proceedings and sales auction.
- Represented Manulife Financial in its C$3 billion five-year term loan with the six largest banks in Canada.
- Represented Macquarie Infrastructure Partners in its C$173 million takeover of Halterm Limited and Halterm Income Fund, the container terminals operator in the Port of Halifax.
- Advised Brascan Bridge Lending Fund in its C$250 million multi-tranche term loan and working capital facility for the Atlas Cold Storage Income Trust.
viewpoints
Levelling the Playing Field: Ontario Court of Appeal Clarifies Termination of Employment Clauses
August 13, 2026 | Blog | By Mitch Frazer, Brad Tartick, Patrick Denroche, Angela Hou
The Ontario Court of Appeal’s decision in Baker v. Van Dolder’s Home Team Inc. (2026 ONCA 568) (which also addressed Li v. Wayfair (2025 ONSC 2959)), released on August 6, 2026, clarifies the proper approach to interpreting termination of employment provisions in employment contracts. While recent Ontario decisions have sometimes set aside such provisions in favour of common law reasonable notice because of apparent inconsistencies with the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (the “ESA”), Baker confirms that courts should enforce a termination provision where, when read as a whole and in light of a contract’s surrounding circumstances, it reflects an intention to comply with the ESA’s minimum standards. We have written previously on the challenges of enforcing termination of employment provisions to the exclusion of common law reasonable notice entitlements here.
Ontario Mandatory Workplace Policies, Posters, Training, and Committees
July 7, 2026 | Blog | By Mitch Frazer, Brad Tartick, Patrick Denroche
Ontario businesses should pay close attention to the workplace policies and postings they must maintain, the training they must deliver, and the safety committees they must organize. Below, we have provided an overview of some of the most common requirements applicable to Ontario employers. Stay tuned for future updates covering additional provinces, including Alberta, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia.
Ontario Employment and Pensions Law 2025 Wrap-Up and What to Expect in 2026
January 23, 2026 | Blog | By Mitch Frazer, Brad Tartick, Patrick Denroche
As we enter the opening days of 2026, here are some recent changes to employment and pensions law, as well as some upcoming developments, about which provincially-regulated and federally-regulated employers in Ontario should be aware.
Attention Ontario Employers: Ontario Court of Appeal Upholds ESA Termination Clause in Bertsch v Datastealth Inc.
June 2, 2025 | Blog | By Mitch Frazer, Brad Tartick, Patrick Denroche, Angela Hou
In a rare but significant “win” for employers, the Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed that an employer can enforce a termination provision limiting an employee’s entitlements strictly to the minimum standards under the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (the “ESA”). The decision, in Bertsch v Datastealth Inc. (2025 ONCA 379), may mark a turning point in a legal landscape where such provisions are often struck down for ambiguity or statutory non-compliance.
Attention Ontario Employers: There is a New Guide to Recent and Upcoming Employment Law Changes
May 21, 2025 | Blog | By Mitch Frazer, Brad Tartick, Patrick Denroche, Luke Jeagal
The Province of Ontario recently introduced a guide (“Guide”) to help employers navigate recent and upcoming changes to the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (the “ESA”). We have highlighted some of the key upcoming changes below along with other employment considerations, including mandatory disclosures to new employees, information in public job postings, and new types of statutory leave.
Ontario Introduces Sixth Set of Employment Changes: What Employers Should Know
December 2, 2024 | Blog | By Mitch Frazer, Brad Tartick, Patrick Denroche, Luke Jeagal
Ontario introduced Bill 229, Working for Workers Six Act, 2024 on November 27, 2024, the latest in a series of legislation amending employment laws in Ontario. If Bill 229 is passed as is, here are some of the key changes that will affect Ontario businesses.
More Ontario Employment Changes: What Employers Need to Know
November 20, 2024 | Blog | By Mitch Frazer, Brad Tartick, Patrick Denroche
Ontario recently passed Bill 190, Working for Workers Five Act, 2024, on October 28, 2024, building on earlier legislation of the same series and making further changes to employment rules in Ontario. Below are some of the key developments that employers with personnel in Ontario should be aware of.
Canada Revenue Agency: Remote Workers Payroll Guidance
January 31, 2024 | Blog | By Mitch Frazer, Brad Tartick, Patrick Denroche
Unlocking Canada’s Legal Sector For the Next Generation of Lawyers
December 28, 2023 | Article
Hear how Mitch Frazer helped build a network of general counsel dedicated to advancing diversity, equity & inclusion (DEI) in their own organizations and the wider legal sector while also unlocking opportunities for youth from underrepresented backgrounds.
News & Press
17 Mintz Lawyers Recognized in 2027 Best Lawyers® Canada Rankings
September 3, 2026|
Mintz Ranked in 2026 Edition of Chambers Canada
October 6, 2025|
16 Mintz Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® in Canada
September 26, 2025|
2025 Distinguished Service Awards
April 10, 2025|
Mitch Frazer Recognized as a 2025 Canadian Law Awards Finalist
March 25, 2025|
Mintz Recognized in 2025 Edition of The Legal 500 Canada
December 9, 2024|
Toronto’s Top Lawyers for 2024
November 8, 2024|
Mitch Frazer Awarded King Charles III Coronation Medal
November 8, 2024|
Mintz Ranked in Canada’s Best Law Firms List for Second Consecutive Year
October 23, 2024|
Mintz Ranked in 2025 Edition of Chambers Canada
September 26, 2024|
Mintz Celebrates One Year Anniversary in Toronto
September 23, 2024|
Ten Mintz Attorneys Ranked as Leaders by Best Lawyers Canada 2025
September 3, 2024|
Finance 101: How to Fix Canada's Broken Universities
February 7, 2024|
Mintz Announces Record Member Growth in 2023
December 22, 2023|
High-Profile Toronto Real Estate Attorney Joins Mintz
December 18, 2023|
Mintz Joins Canada’s 2024 Best Law Firms List For First Time
November 20, 2023|
Six Mintz Attorneys Ranked In Chambers Canada
September 28, 2023|
6 Mintz Attorneys Ranked as Leaders by Best Lawyers Canada 2024
August 25, 2023|
Tips For Employers Providing Employment Statements To Employees
August 7, 2023|
Mintz Signs Sublease For Toronto Office
April 17, 2023|
Mintz Crosses The Border For Canadian Expansion
April 4, 2023|
Mintz Opens Toronto Office With Addition Of Five Lead Attorneys
March 23, 2023|
US Law Firm Mintz Launches In Canada With Toronto Office
March 20, 2023|
Mintz Launches 1st Non-US Office In Toronto With 5 Attys
March 20, 2023|
Recognition & Awards
King Charles III Coronation Medal (2024)
Post Magazine: One of Toronto's Top Lawyers (2024)
Appointed to the Order of Ontario for 2021 (2022)
Ryerson University: G. Raymond Chang Outstanding Volunteer Award (2021)
Chambers Canada: Leading Lawyer in Pensions & Benefits (Band 1) (2016 – 2027)
Best Lawyers in Canada: Leading Lawyer in Employee Benefits Law (2010 – 2027)
The Legal 500 Canada: Leading Lawyer in Pensions (2018 – 2023)
The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory: Leading Lawyer in Pensions & Employee Benefits – Employer (2012 – 2022)
Who’s Who Legal: Global and National Leading Lawyer in Pensions and Benefits, and Labour, Employment and Benefits (2015 – 2024)
The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory: Most Frequently Recommended in Pensions & Employee Benefits (2024)
Ontario Bar Association Award of Excellence in Pension and Benefits Law (2019)
Canadian Lawyer: One of Canada’s 25 Most Influential Lawyers (2019)
Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University: Honorary Alumni Award (2018)
Lexpert Guide to US/Canada Cross-Border Lawyers in Canada: Most Frequently Recommended in Labour and Employment (2018)
Chambers Global: Leading Lawyer in Pensions and Benefits (2008 – 2017)
Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal (2013)
University of Western Ontario Law School: Ivan Rand Alumni Award for contribution to the Law School and to the alumni community (2011)
North York General Hospital Foundation: Foundation Chair’s Award for providing exemplary leadership and service to the foundation (2011)
Wilfrid Laurier University: MBA Outstanding Executive Leadership Award (2010)
Precedent magazine: Precedent Setter Award: Recognizing excellence and leadership in practice and the community (2010)
Lexpert Rising Stars: Leading Lawyers Under 40 (2006)
Involvement
- Chancellor, Ontario Tech University
- Chair, North York General Hospital
- Former Vice-chair, North York General
- Board Member and Former Chair, Toronto French School
- Founder, the National Institute on Ageing, Ryerson University
- Former Chair, Toronto Metropolitan University
- Former Chair, Toronto French School Foundation
- Former Chair, North York General Foundation
- Former Trustee, Ontario Science Centre
- Former Member, Wilfrid Laurier University Pension Committee
- Former Chair, The Learning Partnership’s Annual Tribute Dinner
- Past President, the University of Western Ontario Law Alumni Association
- Former Member, Ontario government post-secondary education advisory committee on first-generation students
- Former Adjunct Professor, University of Toronto Law School
- Former Adjunct Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University
- Former Member, Canadian Association of Supervisory Authorities Fund Holder Arrangements Committee
- Former Member, DC Plans Committee Industry Working Group
- Former Chair, International Pension and Employee Benefits Lawyers Association
- Former Chair, Pension and Benefits Section, Canadian Bar Association
- Former Chair, Pension and Benefits Section, Ontario Bar Association
- Former Chair, National Policy Committee, National Conference Committee, and Association of Canadian Pension Management