Parker McKibbon

Parker Mckibbon, serving as an associate within the Corporate Group, centers his legal practice on project development and finance, especially in sectors like construction, infrastructure, energy, and banking. His expertise extends to mergers and acquisitions and general corporate and commercial law.

Mckibbon offers guidance to a diverse clientele including lenders, owners, developers, purchasers, government entities, and contractors. His involvement spans the entire lifecycle of projects across power, renewables, construction, infrastructure (P3), and oil and gas industries. With a rich background in structuring, drafting, and negotiating agreements related to project development and finance, Parker stands out for his comprehensive legal solutions.

Moreover, Parker's advice is frequently sought in the areas of banking and mergers and acquisitions, demonstrating his versatility in corporate law.

As a member of the Law Society of Ontario, Parker adheres to the highest standards of legal practice.

His unique background includes working as a pipeline and utility laborer, providing him with practical insights that enrich his legal counsel. Before his time at Stikeman Elliott, Parker contributed his expertise to the Calgary office of another top national law firm.

Parker's areas of specialization include Projects & Infrastructure, Energy - Power, Construction, Mergers & Acquisitions, and Private Equity, showcasing a broad scope of expertise.

His educational achievements are notable, with J.D. degrees from both the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit Mercy, alongside a B.Comm. from Queen’s University. Parker's legal practice is sanctioned across multiple jurisdictions, including Alberta, New York, and Ontario.

Among his notable contributions is advising the First Nations LP on the Wataynikaneyap Power Transmission Project, assisting Peak Power Inc. with a significant financing round, and supporting the Canada Infrastructure Bank in the Bekevar Wind Project financing.

Parker's thought leadership includes publications on alliance contracting in Canada and legal updates that emphasize the potential for renewable energy development in British Columbia and Atlantic Canada, marking him as a significant voice in the legal community for infrastructure and renewable energy projects.