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HANLY, Deborah
Deborah Hanly (Métis) is a member of the Alberta,and
B.C. Bars and law practices Aboriginal, Tax and
Corporate-Commercial law. Deborah worked for Shell Canada and
wrote for oil and gas publications while chair of the Alberta
branch of the Society for Technical Communication. She articles
in Ontario and Alberta at the Court of Appeal and later to Madam
Justice Bertha Wilson. Deborah held research posts with
Manitoba Justice Inquiry, Saskatchewan Indian and Metis Justice
Review Committee, and the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People.
Deborah serves on Gwichin Land Claim Arbitration Panel and
represents First Nations' election appeal boards and members of
First Nations before the Federal Court of Canada and the Federal
Court of Appeal. Deborah is an active member of the Indigenous
Bar Association (1988-present) and serves on the Ethics and
Membership committees of the IBA.
Other professional memberships include the Canadian Bar
Association's Aboriginal Law Section and National Tax Section,
the Canadian Tax Foundation, the International Fiscal
Association and the Society for Trust and Estate Practitioners.
She has appeared before the Provincial Court of Alberta
(Criminal Division), Court of Queen's Bench, Tax Court of Canada
and the Federal Court of Canada as Department of Justice counsel
to Canada Revenue Agency and on behalf of individual and
corporate taxpayers Deborah is a volunteer at the Red Deer
Community Legal Clinic and is a member of the Central Alberta
Bar Association. She produced and hosted a public legal
education television program “Legal Talk Line” in Red Deer which
featured Alberta MPs, MLAs, law professors, lawyers and other
legal experts who responded to phone-in questions from Central
Alberta viewers.
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