About Gary
Gary Campo's practice primarily focuses on a general practice for Indigenous governments, encompassing settlement negotiations, business transactions, taxation, economic development, reserve infrastructure projects, environmental remediation, band governance, leasing, contractual and employment matters, and Indian status issues. He was part of the core legal team that successfully established Aboriginal rights and title for the Tsilhqot'in Nation, assisting in drafting the final argument and working with elders and experts to present oral history and expert evidence to the court. Born in North Vancouver, he is a member of the Squamish Nation and first joined the firm as a co-op student in 1999, returning as an articled student in 2000. He attended the University of Victoria Faculty of Law and was called to the bar in British Columbia in 2001. He has been recognized as a Lexpert-ranked lawyer in Aboriginal law and received the National Aboriginal Achievement Scholarship Award, the Keith B. Jobson Award, and the Chief Michael Underwood Award.
Is this you?
Fix or remove this listing, or add a free listing badge
Something wrong with this listing? Tell us and we’ll hide it right away while we review your request, then correct it or take it down.
Add your free listing badge
Add the free LawOnline listing badge to your website. It tells visitors you’re listed in an independent Canadian lawyer directory and links back to this profile. Being listed isn’t a certification or an endorsement, and the badge doesn’t mean we’ve checked your credentials.
This listing was generated by AI from public sources in September 2026. It may contain errors, and we can’t guarantee it’s accurate or complete. Before you rely on anything here, verify it on their firm’s website. Confirm Gary Campo’s licence and standing in the Law Society of British Columbia directory ↗
How this data is compiled and checked · Correct or remove this listing