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Ever wonder what it’s like to survive and thrive as a 2L student at OKT Law? Look no further! Tune in to this conversation between OKT Partner and Host, Senwung Luk, and our two incredible 2L students, Annabelle McRae and Bethanie Wilson, to get the real inside scoop. Speakers: Senwung Luk, Partner, OKT Annabelle McRae, Summer Student, OKT Bethanie Wilson, Summer Student, OKT This podcast is intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. If you hav...
9 Sept 2026
OKT Podcast S3E3 - Meet Our New Partner
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 tips for students and junior lawyers trying to build a career in working for nations to advance their rights and interests. Speakers: Leah Mack, Partner, OKT Rhea Murti, Associate, OKT Camille O'Sullivan, Associate, OKT T...
16 Jun 2026
OKT Podcast S3E2 - Gitxaala v. British Columbia
In this episode, OKT lawyers Larry Innes, Krista Nerland, and Jesse Abell, provide insights on the British Columbia Court of Appeal’s decision in Gitxaala v British Columbia (Chief Gold Commissioner), 2025 BCCA 430, and what to watch now that the appeal is going to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada. This decision was a big victory for Indigenous peoples on the status of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (“UNDRIP”). They provide insights on what UNDRIP is...
18 Feb 2026
OKT Podcast - S3E1 A Year in Review: Key Developments in Indigenous Rights Law from 2025
In this episode, OKT’s Krista Nerland, Jesse Abell, Victoria Wicks and Graeme Cook unpack several significant 2025 decisions in Aboriginal law across Canada. They explore key developments in how the courts apply the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), including Kebaowek v. Canada from the Federal Court and Gitxaala v. British Columbia from the BC Court of Appeal. They also examine major Aboriginal title decisions, namely the Cowichan Tribes decision ...
3 Nov 2025
OKT Podcast S2E4 - Working in the North
In this episode, OKT lawyers Ariel Holmwood-Bramwell, Jamie Dickson, Lorraine Land, and Senwung Luk explore what it means to build a practice in Indigenous Rights Law in northern Canada. They discuss the day-to-day realities of their work, the regulatory systems within modern treaty areas and co-management regimes, the unique environmental challenges they encounter, and share insights on how to make the most of practicing in the North. Speakers Ariel Holmwood-Bramwell – Associate, OKT Jamie D...
1 Oct 2025
OKT Podcast S2E3 – Reflecting on 25 Years
Marking OKT’s 25th anniversary, this episode brings together reflections from founders Roger Townshend, Nancy Kleer, and John Olthuis with responses from partners Cathy Guirguis, Larry Innes, and Maggie Wente. Together, they revisit the firm’s origins and enduring mission, while looking ahead to the future of OKT and how it can continue supporting clients’ evolving needs. The episode closes with gratitude to the founders, staff, and clients, and a one-word portrait of OKT at 25: evolving, fei...
4 Jul 2025
OKT Podcast S2E2 – What is Bill 5 & C-5 and What Does it Mean for Indigenous Jurisdiction
Randall Kahgee, David Wright, and Martin Olszynski examine Bill C-5 and Bill 5 with Senwung Luk, exploring the implications for Indigenous jurisdiction and environmental assessment in Canada in this interview.
20 Jun 2025
OKT Podcast S2E1 – Building a Career at OKT and the Student Experience
CEO Cathy Guirguis, Articling Student Camille O’Sullivan, and Summer Student Aherthy Jeyasundaram discuss their experiences at OKT, revealing insights into career growth and the student experience in this interview episode.
19 Dec 2024
OKT Podcast S1E3 - Overview of Overview of Quebec (Attorney General) v Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan, 2024 SCC 39
Eileen Church Carson, Tomáš Jirousek, Senwung Luk, and Corey Shefman, OKT lawyers, analyze Quebec (Attorney General) v Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan, 2024 SCC 39, offering listeners key legal insights.
2 May 2024
OKT Podcast S1E2 - United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
OKT lawyers Miranda Dell'Anna, Ashley Ash, and John Olthuis analyze the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and its potential impact on the relationship between Canada and Indigenous peoples.
16 Feb 2024
OKT Podcast S1E1 - Overview of the Reference on Bill C-92
OKT lawyers Judith Rae, Krista Nerland, and Jesse Abell examine Bill C-92, offering insights into its implications and providing a comprehensive overview of the legislation.
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