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Board of Directors

The 2019-2020 Board of Directors was appointed at the Annual General Meeting held on May 27, 2019.
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Federal

Elsy Chakkalakal, Military Police Complaints Commission
Jacqueline Corado, Canadian Judicial Council
Orlando Da Silva, Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada
Athanasios Hadjis, Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
Candace Salmon, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Thomas Vulpe, Social Security Tribunal of Canada

Alberta

Jaimie Graham, Alberta Utilities Commission
Jodi Keil, Appeals Commission for Alberta Workers’ Compensation
Parand Meysami, Alberta Energy Regulator

British Columbia

Emily Drown, Employment and Assistance Appeal Tribunal
Katherine Hardie, British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal

Manitoba

Vacant

New Brunswick

Joleen J. Dable, Law Society of New Brunswick
Daniel R. Léger, New Brunswick Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal

Newfoundland and Labrador

Vacant

Nova Scotia

Vacant

Northwest Territories
Vacant
Nunavut

Vacant

Ontario

Christopher D. Bredt, Law Society Tribunal
Ian Darling, Condominium Authority Tribunal
Theresa McGee, Licence Appeal Tribunal, Tribunals Ontario
Vandana Patel, Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal

Quebec

Catherine Lapointe, Commission des transports du Québec
Virginie Massé, Tribunal administratif du Québec
Sylvie Séguin, Comité de déontologie policière

Prince Edward Island

Vacant

Saskatchewan

Charita Ohashi, Ministry of Justice and Attorney General
Patti Pacholek, Automobile Injury Appeal Commission

Yukon

Claire Anderson, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

*Please note: Directors are normally elected for a two-year term, except for replacements for those who leave before the end of their term.