Allison Hardy Ottawa Law Student

Allison Hardy

Associate
Jurisdiction Ontario, 2026
Language(s) English
Office(s) Ottawa
Contact
Business +1 613 696 3162
Email [email protected]
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Overview

Allison Hardy is an associate in Fasken’s Ottawa office and a member of the firm’s Corporate/Commercial group.

Allison graduated from Western University’s Faculty of Law in 2025, after completing an Honours Bachelor of Arts at Queen’s University in 2022.

While at Western Law, Allison was engaged in a variety of academic, clinical, research, and student leadership opportunities. She gained practical legal experience through Western’s Community Legal Services Clinic, contributed to faculty research across a range of public and international law topics, and participated in several law school organizations and initiatives.

Outside of work, Allison enjoys reading, attending musical theatre, and visiting history museums.

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Education

  • JD University of Western Ontario
  • BA (with Distinction), Global Development Studies Queen's University

Knowledge

  • Canada 2026: All Canada, All the Time, 3/5/2026
  • If You Build It, They Will Come -Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy and the Build-Partner-Buy Approach, 2/25/2026
  • Looking Ahead to 2026: A New Era of International Trade, 1/15/2026
  • FASTER, But to Where? The Defence Investment Agency’s Murky Mission, 10/9/2025
  • Update: “Elbows Up and Anchors Aweigh! “Buy Canadian” is Coming to a Federal Procurement Near You!”, 9/10/2025
  • More Than Meets The Eye: Recent Canadian International Trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations Amendments Go Beyond Responding to Restrictive Trade Practices, 9/2/2025
  • Williams v Music and Entertainment Rights Licensing Independent Network Ltd and the Territorial Principle, 8/9/2024
  • Public Consultations on the Right to Repair, 7/30/2024
  • Blacklock’s Reporter v Canada (Attorney General) and Password Sharing for Research Purposes, 6/26/2024
Low angle shot of escalators in front of sky scrapers Bulletin Canada 2026: All Canada, All the Time While our outlook for 2025 was shaped largely by the United States’ America First Trade Policy, our outlook for 2026 reflects a clear pivot: it is now All Canada, All the Time. Read more
Server room Bulletin If You Build It, They Will Come -Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy and the Build-Partner-Buy Approach On February 17, 2026, the federal government released not only its most profound defence strategy in decades, but also earmarked billions of dollars to make it happen. Read more
looking down from a distance at railroad transport cars Bulletin Looking Ahead to 2026: A New Era of International Trade As we head into 2026, Canadian businesses confront a new era of international trade brought about by changes in US trade policy and Canada’s own protectionist response, including retaliatory tariffs and import restrictions. These rapid and significant shifts have created substantial challenges for Canadian business operations and supply chains. Read more
Low angle shot of escalators in front of sky scrapers Bulletin Canada 2026: All Canada, All the Time While our outlook for 2025 was shaped largely by the United States’ America First Trade Policy, our outlook for 2026 reflects a clear pivot: it is now All Canada, All the Time. Read more
Server room Bulletin If You Build It, They Will Come -Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy and the Build-Partner-Buy Approach On February 17, 2026, the federal government released not only its most profound defence strategy in decades, but also earmarked billions of dollars to make it happen. Read more
looking down from a distance at railroad transport cars Bulletin Looking Ahead to 2026: A New Era of International Trade As we head into 2026, Canadian businesses confront a new era of international trade brought about by changes in US trade policy and Canada’s own protectionist response, including retaliatory tariffs and import restrictions. These rapid and significant shifts have created substantial challenges for Canadian business operations and supply chains. Read more
modern architecture Bulletin FASTER, But to Where? The Defence Investment Agency’s Murky Mission Canada’s new Defence Investment Agency seeks to improve the procurement process for defence, security, and the Coast Guard. Read more
Low angle shot of escalators in front of sky scrapers Bulletin Update: “Elbows Up and Anchors Aweigh! “Buy Canadian” is Coming to a Federal Procurement Near You!” The government’s new Buy Canadian policy seeks to set clear obligations (not exceptions) to purchase goods and materials from Canadian suppliers. Read more
Low angle shot of escalators in front of sky scrapers Bulletin More Than Meets The Eye: Recent Canadian International Trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations Amendments Go Beyond Responding to Restrictive Trade Practices As part of its response to restrictive trade practices of other countries, the Canadian federal government is changing its procurement practices – seeking to favour bidders from Canada and countries who are considered reciprocal trading partners Read more