Faraz Bawa

Faraz Bawa's journey into the legal profession began with a Juris Doctor degree from the esteemed University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law in 2013. His academic prowess laid the foundation for a dynamic career path that has traversed diverse realms.

After completing his legal education, Faraz embarked on a fulfilling tenure at Stewart Sharma Harsanyi, where he commenced his articling journey. With dedication and diligence, he navigated the intricacies of the legal landscape, eventually being called to the Bar in 2014.

Faraz's academic pursuits extend beyond law. Prior to his legal endeavors, he earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Calgary. His diverse academic background, coupled with professional experiences as a trader and compensation analyst, imbues him with a multifaceted perspective that enriches his legal practice.

In his professional capacity, Faraz demonstrates a remarkable breadth of expertise. He has appeared before various judicial forums, including the Immigration and Refugee Board and the Federal Court of Canada. Additionally, he regularly attends Provincial Court and Queen’s Bench, handling a spectrum of family and criminal law matters with proficiency and poise.

Beyond his legal engagements, Faraz is deeply invested in community service. He is the driving force behind an amateur men's soccer club, which he founded in 2007. His commitment to community welfare extends to volunteer work with esteemed organizations such as the Drop-In Centre, Calgary Catholic Immigration Society, the Elizabeth Fry Society, and his local constituency association.

Faraz's linguistic versatility is another facet of his persona. Fluent in Urdu and Hindi, proficient in Punjabi, and currently honing his proficiency in Japanese, he embodies a global perspective that transcends cultural boundaries.

In essence, Faraz Bawa epitomizes the modern legal professional — driven by a passion for justice, enriched by diverse experiences, and committed to making a meaningful impact both inside and outside the courtroom.