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Tyson Dyck

Associate 

Tyson Dyck
Direct:
416.865.8136   
Office:

 
Fax:
416.865.7380 
 
 
 

Tyson is a member of the Environmental, Health and Safety Practice Group.

Practice

Tyson Dyck practises as a full-time member of the firm’s Environmental, Health and Safety and Climate Change and Emissions Trading Groups. He has been recognized in Chambers & Partner’s global rankings as an Associate to Watch to environmental law. The firm’s environmental, health safety group has also been consistently rated as one of Canada’s leading and most frequently recommended practices, including by Practical Law Company and the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory.

Tyson provides advice to a broad range of public and private sector clients, including public and private companies, financial institutions and Crown corporations. In this practice, Tyson has worked extensively on the development, permitting and financing of wind, solar, hydro, natural gas and nuclear generation projects across Canada. He also provides advice to clients in many other sectors, including mining, pulp and paper, water treatment, communications, iron and steel, chemicals and manufacturing.

As part of his transactions practice, Tyson assists buyers, sellers, lenders and investors through all the environmental aspects of a transaction. In a typical year, the group is involved to varying degrees in more than 100 commercial transactions.

Tyson’s regulatory practice involves technical and strategic advice on the full range of issues in the environmental, health and safety field, including federal and provincial environmental assessments; contaminated site development; regulatory and administrative orders, investigations and prosecutions; and regulatory compliance matters. He has also advised on many proceedings before the Ontario Energy Board regarding transmissions rate, generation license and road use applications.

Tyson also has extensive expertise on climate change policy and regulation. He has advised clients on the domestic and international regulation of greenhouse gas emissions; the development and financing of emissions offset projects, including under the Clean Development Mechanism; compliance with climate change–related disclosure requirements; the negotiation of emissions reduction purchase agreements; and the management of climate change-related risks and opportunities in the context of transactional due diligence. Tyson has also published leading research on regulatory frameworks for monitoring, reporting and verifying emissions reductions.

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Bar Admissions

Ontario, 2004

Education

JSM (Fulbright Fellow), 2010
Stanford Law School

LLB (Dean’s List), 2003
Dalhousie University

BA (With Great Distinction), 2000
University of Saskatchewan

 

Conferences and Events

April 2, 2012–April 3, 2012