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Co-founder of Canadian Cannabis Dispute Resolution Centre
marvin@cannabisdispute.caMarvin is a leading practitioner in the field of alternative dispute resolution. He is a lawyer, mediator, arbitrator, former administrative law judge and adjunct law professor at Osgoode Hall Law School. His experience as a dispute resolution professional across several decades has covered disputes that involve contracts, labour, drug and alcohol testing, securities, insurance and transportation law.
He holds a Master of Laws Degree in Alternative Dispute Resolution from Osgoode Hall Law School and has been accredited with the designation Chartered Arbitrator (C. Arb) by the ADR Institute of Canada. Marvin has recently been appointed to serve as the President of the ADR Institute of Ontario.
Co-founder of Canadian Cannabis Dispute Resolution Centre
jonathan@cannabisdispute.caJonathan is a lawyer, mediator and dispute resolution specialist for the leading Canadian banking and municipal ombudsman offices. He is currently an adjunct law professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law where he teaches courses on Negotiation and Mediation.
His experience as a dispute resolution practitioner includes resolution of disputes in the fields of real estate, contracts, insurance, labour and within condominiums. Jonathan has been accredited with the designation Qualified Mediator (Q. Med) by the ADR Institute of Canada.
Dispute Resolution Specialist - Canadian Cannabis Dispute Resolution Centre
stephen@cannabisdispute.caStephen is an alternative dispute resolution practitioner with over 30 years of experience in the fields of real estate and property management. He holds the RCM designation from the Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario; a general license with the Condominium Regulatory Authority of Ontario, and is a licensed Ontario realtor with residential and commercial transactional experience.
Stephen completed the University of Waterloo’s Conflict Management and Mediation Certificate Program. His training enabled a successful practice resolving disputes as a property manager through the use of transformative mediation, which allows the relationship between parties in conflict to be revamped and improved. Also, his acquisition of facilitation skills allows Stephen to confidently lead productive discussions among disputants and to work with them towards resolution of their conflict. Stephen gives back to his community as a volunteer mediator with Community Conflict Resolution Services of Halton and as a facilitator with Lighthouse for Grieving Children in Oakville.
Dispute Resolution Specialist - Canadian Cannabis Dispute Resolution Centre
treena@cannabisdispute.caTreena is an ADR practitioner who specializes in Trauma Informed Mediation. With over 25 years’ experience in the private and public sectors, Treena has managed complex cases involving mental health and disabilities. She is an expert at understanding how trauma may influence clients’ memory, behaviour and communication. Treena is an experienced facilitator and has provided workshops and training on mental health and conflict.
Her work experience with different Indigenous communities across the western Canadian provinces has allowed her to learn to acknowledge and embrace the values of cultural diversity and environmental influences.
Treena has adjudication experience related to rehabilitation and vocational legislated eligibility for veterans. She has years of experience conducting facilitated discussions between various medical service professionals, clients, their families and community supports, to assist in resolving the barriers to implementing rehabilitation and vocational plans and/or accommodations and medication regimes.
Treena has a BSW, BA, Executive Certificate in Conflict Management, holds the designations of a Qualified Mediator (ADR Institute of Canada), Psychological Health and Safety Advisor (Canadian Mental Health Association), Workplace Restoration Specialist and Workplace Fairness Analyst. Her background includes a clinical speciality in Social Work, Behaviour Analysis and is a Certified Resiliency Trainer/Facilitator. Treena is also is a Board member with the ADR Institute of Ontario.
Dispute Resolution Specialist - Canadian Cannabis Dispute Resolution Centre
russell@cannabisdispute.caRussell is a lawyer, author, and documentarian who brings decades of knowledge of the cannabis industry and legislation to his mediation practice.
He founded Cannabislaw.ca in 2018, a full-service cannabis law firm to help and protect small businesses and entrepreneurs as they grow.
Russell wrote the legal textbook,Canada's Cannabis Act: Annotation & Commentary, which is updated annually and published by LexisNexis Canada. He is frequently invited to deliver lectures on a variety of topics of cannabis law, and hosts the podcast Cannabis Law in Canada, hosted on Apple Podcasts and other platforms.
Russell also produced and directed the documentarySTONED: Hemp Nation on Trial (1998), which followed the trial of Christopher Clay, owner of Hemp Nation. STONED premiered on CBC and was nominated for Best Political Documentary at Hot Docs International Documentary Film Festival.
Dispute Resolution Specialist - Canadian Cannabis Dispute Resolution Centre
andy@cannabisdispute.caAndy is a highly trained and skilled workplace mediator, labor arbitrator, investigator, facilitator and conflict management coach. He has more than 20 years of experience working to resolve workplace conflict, labour conflict, community conflict, commercial conflict and inter-organizational conflict in Canada and with a Canadian company in the Middle East.
Andy has extensive experience with both labor and commercial arbitration. He has been named to the NL Minister’s Roster of Labor Arbitrators and he is a Roster Mediator to the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador. He has conducted all services applied to a workplace including mediations, investigations/assessments, group processes for workplaces that were experiencing difficult issues, coaching services for managers and employees and he has gained specialized experience through participation in provincial collective agreement negotiations.
Andy holds Chartered Arbitrator (C.Arb.) and Chartered Mediator (C.Med.) designations from the ADR Institute of Canada; he is a certified Workplace Fairness Analyst through the Workplace Fairness Institute, and has received specialized training in transformative mediation. He is a past President of both the ADR Institute of Canada and the ADR Atlantic Institute and served on the Board of these organizations.
Andy was awarded the Lionel J. MacGowan Award of Excellence for his outstanding contributions to the success of a regional affiliate of ADRIC and to the promotion and development of alternative dispute resolution within the region.
