Justice Brownstone Awarded Distinction by CBA

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Justice Harvey Brownstone was awarded a plaque by the Canadian Bar Association honouring him as a Colleague in the Spotlight at a Judges’ Forum Reception for their CLC Conference.

Justice Harvey Brownstone Presented a Plaque by the CBA

The plaque was presented at a private reception for members of the judiciary and their guests.

Justice Harvey Brownstone with Omar Ha-Redeye

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