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Name
Jennifer King
Title
Partner | Gowling WLG
Bio
Jennifer King is a partner in Gowling WLG's Environmental Law Group with a national practice in environmental law and its intersections with indigenous, constitutional, municipal, land use planning, and regulatory law.
Jennifer is a member of the firm's Canada North, Indigenous, Advocacy, Energy Sector, and Municipal Law Groups, and serves on the lirm's Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) leadership team. She is called to the bar in Ontario and Nunavut.
Jennifer provides strategic regulatory advice and representation on matters including environmental impact assessments, natural resource development, major infrastructure projects, and endangered species approvals, including in Canada's near and far north.
She represents clients before all levels of Ontario courts and the Supreme Court of Canada, and regularly appears belore tribunals including the Local Planning Appeals Tribunal and Institutions of Public Government such as the Nunavut Impact Review Board and Nunavut Water Board. In her constitutional law practice, Jennifer advises clients on issues related to division ol powers, including in the areas ol climate change, municipal law and transportation.
Jennifer is a member of the firm's Canada North, Indigenous, Advocacy, Energy Sector, and Municipal Law Groups, and serves on the lirm's Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) leadership team. She is called to the bar in Ontario and Nunavut.
Jennifer provides strategic regulatory advice and representation on matters including environmental impact assessments, natural resource development, major infrastructure projects, and endangered species approvals, including in Canada's near and far north.
She represents clients before all levels of Ontario courts and the Supreme Court of Canada, and regularly appears belore tribunals including the Local Planning Appeals Tribunal and Institutions of Public Government such as the Nunavut Impact Review Board and Nunavut Water Board. In her constitutional law practice, Jennifer advises clients on issues related to division ol powers, including in the areas ol climate change, municipal law and transportation.
