Ontario Bar Association 2015 Institute

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Omar Ha-Redeye served on the executive committee for the Ontario Bar Association’s 2015 Institute.

The event, held Feb. 4-7, 2015, is the largest CPD event in the province.

Ontario Bar Association Young Lawyers Division Executive at the Institute reception: (From Left) Omar Ha-Redeye (Past-Chair), Cindy Ng (Staff; Senior Coordinator), Kathryn Balter (Secretary), Andrew Sudano (Public Affairs)

Ontario Bar Association Young Lawyers Division Executive at the Institute reception: (From Left) Omar Ha-Redeye (Past-Chair), Cindy Ng (Staff; Senior Coordinator), Kathryn Balter (Secretary), Andrew Sudano (Public Affairs)

Justice Claire L'Heureux-Dubé with Omar Ha-Redeye at the Bilingual Breakfast

Justice Claire L’Heureux-Dubé with Omar Ha-Redeye at the Bilingual Breakfast

Marnie McBean, winner of 3 Olympic Gold medals.

Marnie McBean, winner of 3 Olympic Gold medals.

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