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Beavis, Merie-Anne E. Gowling WLG
(416) 814-5631 merie-anne.beavis@gowlingwlg.com
Ms. Beavis is a partner in Gowling WLG's Toronto office. She acts for public-
and private-sector participants and lenders in a variety of projects including
P3s, mine and electricity projects. She is ranked repeatedly in the Canadian
Legal Lexpert Directory, Who's Who Legal: Canada and The Best Lawyers
in Canada.
Beaumont, D. Robert Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
(416) 862-5861 rbeaumont@osler.com
Mr. Beaumont, also a professional engineer, focuses on infrastructure, P3,
construction and procurement law. His clients include owners, developers,
contractors and lenders. His infrastructure experience embraces power
and transportation facilities.
Beaudoin, Yannick Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
(514) 982-4025 yannick.beaudoin@blakes.com
Mr. Beaudoin practises in the infrastructure, financial services, structured
finance and real estate groups. He has significant experience in P3s, AFPs
and project finance, including all aspects of major design, build, finance
and operate (DBFO) projects in Canada, working with private partners and
lenders to deliver infrastructure assets or energy-related projects using
private financing.
Bauer, Robert T. Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
(416) 863-5552 rbauer@dwpv.com
Mr. Bauer specializes in domestic and international infrastructure projects,
PPPs, project financing, property development and joint ventures. Projects
include hospitals, transit projects, urban redevelopment, and government
and mixed-use projects.
Bakshi, Vivek Dentons Canada LLP
(416) 863-4658 vivek.bakshi@dentons.com
Mr. Bakshi represents clients in the energy, natural resources and infrastruc-
ture sectors. He specializes in the structuring, negotiation and documenta-
tion of natural resource projects and related financings, and in domestic
and cross-border mergers and acquisitions in the oil, gas, water and
power sectors.
Aycan, Nurhan Gowling WLG
(416) 814-5691 nurhan.aycan@gowlingwlg.com
Mr. Aycan is a member of the firm's Energy, Mining and Infrastructure practice
group. He advises on M&A transactions, securities and corporate finance
matters, as well as on private-equity and venture-capital financings
for high-growth companies.
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ment, the cities of Vancouver and Richmond, and the
airport authority.
During the procurement process, it was made clear by
the owners' entity formed to run the project that they
wanted innovative ideas, a new way to do things. e
successful bidder came up with the idea of what's called
"cut and cover," says Martin. is involves cutting out
existing roads and rights of way from the top, digging
down deep enough to build the train line, covering it
over and replacing the road, instead of having to tunnel
PHOTO:
SHUTTERSTOCK
The thing that's the most
amazing if you drive in Vancouver
is, all the way along the Canada
Line corridor, there's been this
massive development going on
around the stations. It's taken
what was light industrial or single-
family residential areas and is
transforming a lot of it."
- Maria McKenzie, Farris,
Vaughan, Wills & Murphy LLP
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