Faithe H. Holder
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.Counsel at Gowling WLG
- Called to the bar
- 2002
- Languages
- English
Counsel at Gowling WLG
Hospitals, courthouses, schools and nuclear facilities are among the projects Faithe H. Holder's clients have worked on, alongside detention centres, arts centres and rail maintenance yards. Owners, contractors, developers, property and facility managers, and government bodies in construction and infrastructure turn to Faithe for the contracts behind that work, whether the job needs a standard form or a document built for the deal. Public-private partnerships (P3) and infrastructure are the core of it.
Lexpert has named Faithe in its national directory and in its special editions on energy and infrastructure, and Best Lawyers in Canada recognizes Faithe for Project Finance Law. Called to the Ontario bar in 2002, Faithe is now counsel in Gowling WLG's Toronto office with the Real Estate and Financial Services group. That follows more than two decades of private practice at the firm, with turns as partner, team lead and department head and a seat on the management committee.
There's government-side experience as well. Faithe spent a stretch as in-house legal counsel with the Crown corporation that looked after a sizeable real estate portfolio for the Ontario government, working in its legal services department on corporate and commercial questions, property, construction, public procurement, public policy and litigation.
Mental health and equity, diversity and inclusion are causes Faithe has championed for years. By 2024, Faithe was working in a dual role: counsel at Gowling WLG and a Registered Psychotherapist running a private practice in Toronto, with clients drawn from professional services firms, lawyers and accountants among them.
Acting for consortium members, Faithe has reviewed and negotiated the project agreements, subcontracts and interface agreements behind P3 builds such as the Durham Courthouse, the Toronto South Detention Centre and the McGill University Health Centre. As one of several firms on the legal team, Faithe also advised Infrastructure Ontario and the province on structuring and running the procurement meant to choose both the vendor and the nuclear technology for the province's planned new nuclear build.
Faithe's property work includes buying and selling downtown Toronto office buildings for a European pension fund and handling Crown property purchases and sales for an Ontario Crown corporation. Another file saw Faithe act for a real estate limited partnership as it bought, financed and later sold apartment complexes and seniors' homes in several parts of Canada.
For a government owner, Faithe drafted and negotiated a CCDC standard form construction contract; for a trade union, a construction management agreement. A private U.S. construction company also brought its standard contracts to Faithe to have them adapted for Canada.
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