With unmatched experience as a business leader, Dinah delivers strategic and value-added advice for client’s projects and transactions.

Dinah Holliday is an associate in our Business Law Group in Vancouver. She maintains a general corporate and commercial practice including capital markets, corporate governance matters, lending transactions, and mergers and acquisitions. Dinah represents clients in various industries, including airports, financial services, mining and technology.

Dinah’s recent experience includes advising:

• Aecon Group Inc. in connection with its $128 million sale of a minority interest in Bermuda Skyport Corporation Limited.
• Vantage Airport Group and Corsair Infrastructure Partners (through their involvement in the JFK Millennium Partners consortium) in connection with the close of a US$4.2B deal to develop a new international Terminal 6 at JFK Airport.
• Digital Technology Supercluster, a federal not-for-profit corporation focused on technology and innovation, in connection with organizational and corporate governance matters.
• A major forestry company in respect of the issuance and repayment of a series of its senior secured notes.

Prior to pursing a career in law, Dinah worked for several years at the Toronto Transit Commission in a variety of roles including as Program Manager overseeing several transformative capital projects. As Program Manager, Dinah was responsible for the complex and high profile transformation of the customer experience in subway stations and oversaw a dozen interdependent projects in areas including facility construction, communications infrastructure development and labour relations. This professional experience provides Dinah with unique operational insight, which she leverages to provide a holistic approach in assisting clients navigate and resolve their complex contractual, transactional and business challenges.

Dinah graduated with distinction from the University of Toronto with an Honours Bachelor of Science and obtained a J.D from the University of British Columbia. Dinah’s advocacy and volunteer efforts during law school were recognized in her receipt of the Law Foundation of British Columbia's Public Interest Award.

Dinah was called to the British Columbia bar in 2023.