Brodie Noga

Brodie Noga

Associate, Litigation

Contact Information

bnoga@osler.com

tel: 236.429.2802

Office

Vancouver

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Areas of Expertise

Bar Admission

  • British Columbia, 2021
  • Ontario, 2018

Education

  • McGill University, B.C.L./LL.B.
  • McGill University, M.A.
  • Simon Fraser University, B.A.

Language(s)

English, French

Brodie is a Vancouver litigator whose practice includes complex commercial disputes as well as appellate litigation, administrative and constitutional litigation, and class actions defense. He has appeared as counsel before the Supreme Court of Canada, all levels of court in British Columbia and Ontario, and the Manitoba Court of King’s Bench.

Brodie received his law degree from McGill University where he graduated with the Aimé Geoffrion Medal. After graduating he served as a law clerk to the Honourable Justice Gascon of the Supreme Court of Canada. Prior to joining Osler in 2021, Brodie practiced at a Toronto litigation boutique.

  • Business Council of Alberta

    Significant decision at the Supreme Court of Canada: five judge majority finds the Impact Assessment Act unconstitutional

    • * Notable matters prior to joining Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP

    • Vigil Health Solutions in its acquisition by ASSA ABLOY
    • Amarillo Gold Corporation in its acquisition by Hochschild Mining PLC
    • Crystal Peak Minerals Inc. in a reverse takeover acquisition by Western Exploration LLC
    • Spence et al. v. Manitoba et al., 2023 MBKB 107: acted for government respondent in response to motion regarding contents of consultation record.
    • Linkletter v. Proctorio, Incorporated, 2022 BCCA 313: acted for the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association in an application to intervene in an appeal concerning anti-SLAPP legislation. 
    • *Nirmalendran et al. v. T.E.C. Leaseholds Limited et al. 2021 ONSC 6823: represented appellant in successful appeal from a case management order directing a summary judgment motion with oral evidence (reported in)
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  • Volunteer Lawyer, Supreme Court of Canada Leave Application Assistance Program

  • The Advocates’ Society
  • Canadian Bar Association

  • Model of Deference: Justice Gascon’s Legacy to Administrative Law, Supreme Court Law Review, Forthcoming
  • Shantona Chaudhury, Cristina Senese and Brodie Noga, Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 63 - Stay Pending Appeal in Civil Procedure and Practice in Ontario, Noel Semple (ed.), Canadian Legal Information Institute
  • Key Policy Reforms: Improving Bargaining Unit Certifications, (August 2017) Canadian Foundation for Labour Rights