Rikki Logan

Rikki Logan provides strategic legal advice to clients on matters at the intersection of Indigenous, Aboriginal, and corporate law. She works closely with clients to understand their unique priorities and aspirations, developing solutions that protect their rights, support economic prosperity objectives, and advance visions of self-determination and self-governance. Her practice includes advising on the establishment, structuring, and reorganization of Nation-owned economic development entities, as well as multi-Nation and third-party partnerships. Rikki also advises on First Nation taxation matters and develops customized governance and commercial arrangements tailored to each client’s specific circumstances, including partnership agreements and shareholder agreements. Rikki maintains a broad solicitor’s practice that includes advising not-for-profit organizations on governance-related matters and drafting impact benefit agreements, exploration agreements, and government-to-government agreements. She also has experience advising on share and asset purchase transactions and assisting multi-Nation-owned real estate corporations with complex reorganizations. In addition, Rikki has worked on innovative partnership structures with industry proponents in connection with major projects, including renewable energy initiatives. Rikki is a citizen of the Manitoba Métis Federation, with ancestral ties to St. Albert and St. Norbert in the Red River Settlement.