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Ethan Guthro
Ethan Guthro is dedicated to supporting his clients’ visions for self-governance, self-determination, and economic reconciliation. As a lawyer practising at the intersection of Indigenous, Aboriginal, and corporate law, he provides strategic legal counsel to Indigenous governments, communities, and businesses. Ethan is Métis with ties to the Lindsay (Pocha) Settlement in present-day Saskatchewan and a citizen of the Métis Nation within Alberta.
