803C Expropriation Law Basics for the Right of Way Professional 05.13.19 Edmonton, AB

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Start Date:  13 May2019
End Date:  14 May 2019
No. of Days:  2 days
Course Level:  Intermediate
CEU Credits:  8.00
Class Time:  8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuition:
Member - $775.00 CAD ($591.60 USD) + 5% GST
Non-Member - $825.00 CAD ($629.77 USD) + 5% GST

Tuition may be paid by cheque to the Chapter or IRWA Headquarters in Canadian Dollars.

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Sponsored By:  Chapter 62

Course Description: 803C Expropriation Law Basics for the Right of Way Professional

INSTRUCTOR:
Ian Mathany is a lawyer in the Toronto office of Borden Ladner Gervais LLP. His practice is focused mainly on municipal law, with an emphasis on planning and development law and expropriation law. Ian appears frequently at the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) in planning and expropriation cases and at the Board of Negotiation in expropriation cases. Ian also has experience in real estate civil litigation, procurement law, regulatory compliance matters, and municipal licencing. Ian is the Vice-President and a Board Member of the Ontario Expropriation Association.

COURSE COORDINATOR:
Koby Godwin, SR/WA
6950 113 Street NW
Edmonton, AB  T6J 2J9
Phone:  (780) 422-0197
Fax:  (780) 422-5419
Email:  koby.godwin@gov.ab.ca

CLASSROOM LOCATION:
Alberta Infrastructure Building - Room 1405
6950 113 Street NW
Edmonton, AB  T6J 2J9
Phone:  (780) 422-0197
Fax:  (780) 422-5419
Participant Capacity:  20

SUGGESTED HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS:
Participants are responsible for their own accommodations