About Philippe
Philippe Johnson is an associate at TLE Law whose interests include Aboriginal law, administrative law, civil litigation, employment and labour law, Indigenous law, and environmental law. Before law school, he worked in Alberta government and politics, including as Chief of Staff to Alberta's Minister of Indigenous Relations, where he worked on initiatives including the Sixties Scoop Apology and Protocol Agreements with Treaty organizations, and as Ministerial Assistant to Alberta's Minister of Energy. He assisted with negotiating land-based agreements between Alberta, Canada, and Indigenous communities, including the Lubicon Land Claim. He completed his Juris Doctor with distinction at the University of Alberta and holds a Bachelor of Science with high distinction in International Development Studies from the University of Toronto.
Education & credentials
- Law school
- University of Alberta
- Undergraduate
- University of Toronto, Bachelor of Science (Honours), International Development Studies, 2008
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 July 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 Philippe Johnson’s licence and standing in the Law Society of Alberta directory ↗
How this data is compiled and checked · Correct or remove this listing