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Margaret Mereigh

Margaret is senior appellate Crown Counsel with the BC Prosecution Service and prosecutes criminal appeals in the BC Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada. Highlights of her 27 year career as Crown Counsel, include working as trial counsel in R. v. Gladue (a just approach to sentencing aboriginal offenders) and the Air India trial (a prosecution of an act of aviation terrorism).

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August 2019

The Innovation Conversation

In her last column as CBABC President, Margaret A. Mereigh kicks off a discussion about innovation in the legal profession.

June 2019

Should the BC Civil Resolution Tribunal Be Part of the BC Provincial Court?

April 2019

Taking Innovation to the Profession

"We could dismiss the innovation discussion as one of current novelty. In the past, I have done just that. However, there are increasing pressures to innovate our justice system – the ever...

February 2019

The Failed Social Contract

The implications for democracy and government legitimacy

December 2018

Change is Inevitable

Best wishes to Caroline Nevin, a leader and an educator

October 2018

Power and Influence

“Power” can be defined as the ability of a person in authority to control people and resources to achieve a desired outcome. “Influence” on the other hand is not wielded only by persons in...