Nicholas Mcdonald

Nicholas Mcdonald is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background.

He holds a Doctor of Law degree from the University of Victoria and has studied Business Leadership for In-House Counsel at the prestigious University of Toronto - Rotman School of Management.

Additionally, Nicholas has engaged in specialized programs such as the Program of Legal Studies for Native People at the University of Saskatchewan and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Queen's University.

Nicholas Mcdonald has garnered comprehensive experience working in various organizations.

He has served as a Crown Counsel at the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry, showcasing his legal expertise and proficiency.

Previously, Nicholas held roles including Associate Negotiator at the Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs, Manager of Health and Family Services at Curve Lake First Nation, and Policy and Planning Officer at the same organization.

His previous experiences also include working as a Lawyer at his own Law Office, and as a Student at Law at prominent institutions like Aboriginal Legal Services of Toronto and The Law Centre.

Moreover, Nicholas has contributed as a Research Assistant at the Indigenous Law Research Unit, highlighting his commitment to academic pursuits and legal research.

Nicholas McDonald's diverse educational background, coupled with his extensive professional experiences, make him a seasoned professional in the legal and indigenous affairs domains.