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Godyne Sibay

McCarthy Tétrault's Regional Managing Partner (Ontario), a Senior Partner in the firm's Real Property, Projects and Infrastructure Group and a former member of the firm’s Board of Partners, a trusted legal and strategic advisor with extensive experience in project development, public-private partnerships (PPP), public procurement and real estate including acquisition, disposition, leasing and construction matters. Significant landmark infrastructure and development projects across Canada include numerous PPP and other projects involving hospitals, power, transportation, universities, hotels, forensic facilities, police facilities, condominium, commercial, mixed use and professional sport facilities that strengthen our cities and communities. Godyne is consistently recognized for her experience in leading legal directories in Canada and beyond. Awarded the Women’s Infrastructure Network’s National 2021 WIN Award as Outstanding Leader for significant and meaningful contributions to infrastructure in Canada and beyond. Godyne is recognized as a Leadership Champion by WLI and one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women by WXN. · McCarthy Tétrault

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About

Regional Managing Partner (Ontario) and Senior Partner in McCarthy Tétrault’s Real Property, Projects and Infrastructure Group with extensive experience in project development, public–private partnerships (PPP), public procurement and real estate including acquisition, disposition, leasing and construction matters. Recognized in leading legal directories and awarded the Women’s Infrastructure Network National 2021 WIN Award (Outstanding Leader); also recognized as a Leadership Champion by WLI and named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women by WXN.

Practice areas

Real EstateProjectsInfrastructurePublic-Private PartnershipsPublic ProcurementConstruction

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Expertise

Project developmentPublic–Private Partnerships (PPP)Public procurementReal estate transactions (acquisition, disposition, leasing)Construction lawHospitals and healthcare facilitiesPower and energy projectsTransportation infrastructureUniversities and educational facilitiesHotels and hospitality projectsForensic and police facilitiesCondominium, commercial and mixed‑use developmentsProfessional sports facilities

Admissions

  • Ontario Bar, 1985.