Vivene Salmon, president of the Canadian Bar association. Photo: Blair Gable
Vivene Salmon is the first person of color and only the second in-house attorney ever elected to lead the more than 36,000-member Canadian Bar Association, founded in 1896, which represents lawyers, judges, notaries, law professors and law students.
September 11, 2019 at 01:19 PM
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Editor-at-large
The Canadian Bar Association named its first president of color earlier this month.
Vivene Salmon, the daughter of Jamaican immigrants, is also only the second in-house attorney ever elected to lead the more than 36,000-member voluntary organization in its 123-year history.
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