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Company News: Blog
RIP Canadian Wheat Board
07 December 2011
Now that our Happy Planet mayor is back in the saddle for another term, we can be re-assured that we can continue to convert our front lawns to grow wheat. Even better news is that, since the House of Commons last week voted to end the Canadian Wheat Board's 76-year monopoly on the sale of wheat...
07 December 2011
Now that our Happy Planet mayor is back in the saddle for another term, we can be re-assured that we can continue to convert our front lawns to grow wheat. Even better news is that, since the House of Commons last week voted to end the Canadian Wheat Board's 76-year monopoly on the sale of wheat...
- 30 November 2011 Tie a light-blue ribbon round the court house tree (*)
- 28 November 2011 Chief Justice Bauman on legal funding cuts
Christopher Green |
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 Christopher Green is a business lawyer with over 30 years of experience in private practice in the Province of British Columbia. A graduate of Queen's University at Kingston, and Osgoode Hall Law School, Chris has a wide and varied professional experience, having acted as criminal defence counsel, crown counsel, counsel for the Insurance Corporation of BC, and as a barrister before every level of
court in the Province.Much of his current practice is devoted to providing advice to small businesses. He is a member of the Canadian Bar Association, the BC Trial Lawyers Association and The Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Chris is also a regular participant in continuing legal education programmes, and lectures in business law to the Surrey Employment and Entrepreneurial Development Programme, the Entrepreneur Apprenticeship Programme and the Youth Entrepreneurship Programme. He is the Past President of the Port Moody Foundation, and is a former Parks Commissioner for the City of Port Moody. If all that is not enough to make you raise an eyebrow, Chris is also a dedicated long-distance runner for good causes. Yes, that's him running across the bottom of the page and his fundraising antics have helped raise millions of dollars for The Canadian Diabetes Association. Be warned: you might just be tempted to let him get his hands on your wallet. Christopher Green on LinkedIn |
