About Camille

Camille O'Sullivan is an associate in OKT's Toronto office. She earned her JD/JID through the University of Victoria's Joint Degree Program in Canadian Common Law and Indigenous Legal Orders. While in law school she edited the journal Appeal, produced its podcast Stare Indecisis, and took part in the Environmental Law Centre clinic, where she helped prepare submissions on wastewater contamination affecting a shellfish harvesting bed. Camille is committed to access to justice and to advancing Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination, and she helped launch the Hazelton Indigenous Sentencing Court and organize the 2025 Indigenous Elders Justice Symposium in Vancouver. She summered and articled at OKT before joining as an associate, and she is called to the bar in both Ontario and the Northwest Territories.

Practice areas

Indigenous Law

Education & credentials

Law school
University of Victoria

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