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Lindsay J. Wong Partner

Speaks:  English

Year of Call: 2011 - Ontario

Primary phone: +1 416-862-3576

Fax: +1 416-862-7661

Email: lindsay.wong@gowlingwlg.com

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Primary office:  Toronto

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Lindsay J. Wong

Lindsay Wong is a Toronto-based Gowling WLG partner who advises on infrastructure/public-private partnerships (P3) transactions and construction law.

Lindsay's experience includes acting for government agencies and private sector participants in public-private partnership projects in various jurisdictions and a range of companies in the construction sector.

Lindsay regularly advises on challenging and complex infrastructure and PPP projects and has a strong track record of delivering strategically important and high value projects across all asset classes and sectors. She understands the full range of procurement models and advises on all stages in the lifecycle of a project.

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Memberships

  • Canadian Bar Association
  • Law Society of Ontario
  • Ontario Bar Association

Representative Work

A selective description of Lindsay's infrastructure/P3 law experience includes:

  • Acting on behalf of the successful consortium in respect of the South West Detention Centre P3 Project.
  • Acting on behalf of Johnson Controls in respect of the Humber River Regional Hospital P3 Project.
  • Acting on behalf of the Toronto Port Authority in respect of the Billy Bishop Airport Pedestrian Tunnel Project.
  • Acting on behalf of a consortium member in respect of the Interior Heart and Surgical Centre P3 Project.
  • Acting on behalf of Infrastructure Ontario in respect of the Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games Venues Project.

Client work

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20 February 2024 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Phase 1D Redevelopment Project reaches financial close
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08 February 2024 Trillium Health Partners Broader Redevelopment Project reaches financial close
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17 April 2023 CIB invests $100 million with Noventa to decarbonize buildings