Bernd Christmas is an Indigenous lawyer with over 30 years of experience in corporate and Indigenous Peoples law. As Principal of his own law group, he facilitates collaboration between Indigenous and non-Indigenous entities. He graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School and was the first Mi’kmaw to become a lawyer in Canada.
He is deeply committed to advancing economic reconciliation and self-sufficiency for First Nations communities across Canada. This is demonstrated through his advisory roles and work negotiating fair business deals that foster financial independence and positive social outcomes for Indigenous peoples, aligning his professional work with his personal values.
He serves on the investment committee overseeing Canadas largest Indigenous child welfare settlement, valued at over $23 billion.
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