Myron B. Dzulynsky

About Myron B. Dzulynsky

Myron B. Dzulynsky is a partner in Gowling WLG's Toronto office, and energy and infrastructure deals sit at the heart of the practice. Lenders and developers come to Dzulynsky, and so do institutional equity investors and Indigenous partners. Recent files show the range: advising the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador on an independent review of the 2024 agreement between Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro and Hydro Quebec over hydropower on the Churchill River, and acting for Henvey Inlet First Nation on a 300 MW wind farm on Eastern Georgian Bay.

Dzulynsky was called to the Ontario bar in 1993. The same year, Dzulynsky helped establish the Smith Lyons office in Ukraine, and has extensive project experience in Eastern Europe. Within Gowling WLG, Dzulynsky has co-headed Toronto's Business Law Department and led the Investment Funds and Private Equity Group. Today the partner co-leads the firm's global Hydrogen Group, launched in 2021, and belongs to its Energy and Infrastructure Groups.

Hydrogen is a real thread through the work. Outside the firm, Dzulynsky is vice-chair of the Hydrogen Business Council's Economic Working Group. In 2023, Dzulynsky and Elizabeth Burton co-led the cross-office Gowling WLG team acting as outside counsel to the Canada Infrastructure Bank when it closed financing for the Varennes Carbon Recycling facility, a biorefinery and electrolyzer project.

Away from transactions, Dzulynsky gives pro bono time to Plast Toronto, the Ukrainian scouting charity whose summer camps were a part of Dzulynsky's own childhood. That work has grown more important as Ukrainian families fleeing conflict have arrived in Canada. Clients can work with Dzulynsky in English or Ukrainian.