Rikki Logan Articling Student

Rikki Logan

Rikki Logan is an articling student in Gowling WLG's Vancouver office.

Rikki obtained a JD degree from the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia. Prior to law school, she worked for the Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice. She also completed a bachelor's degree in arts & science and submitted a senior thesis on Voting Behaviour in Canada, which received recognition for its originality and innovative research.

While attending Allard Law, Rikki served as a clinic head for the Marpole Clinic with the Law Students' Legal Advice Program (LSLAP) and as a temporary articled student for the Indigenous Community Legal Clinic in the Downtown Eastside. She actively contributed to the academic community as a research assistant for three distinguished professors at Allard Law and also served as a course assistant.

Rikki has been honoured with various awards and scholarships, including the LSLAP 1L Pozer Award for Outstanding Contribution; Joseph Atkinson Storrow & Caroline Mary Storrow Memorial Scholarship in Law for achieving the highest standing in the first year of Indigenous Legal Studies; Indigenous Law Students' Association Award; Gervin Indigenous Community Legal Clinic Award for Distinguished Advocacy; Harold F. & Anne Bedner Uphill Scholarship in Law for Academic Excellence; and Gabriel Dumont Institute Scholarship for Academic Excellence, Leadership, and Community Involvement as a Métis student.

She proudly identifies as a Métis citizen of the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan with ancestral ties to St. Albert and St. Norbert in the Red River Settlement.