Bruce Harrison

Bruce is a partner in the Saskatoon office where he practices in all areas of corporate and commercial law as well as construction and infrastructure law/project development.

Bruce is a commercial lawyer in the Saskatoon office focusing in the area of project development, construction and business acquisitions. As co-chair of the Construction and Infrastructure Practice Group, Bruce provides strategic advice on procurement and project delivery models and is particularly sought after to negotiate and draft the various agreements necessary for the development and ongoing operation of public, commercial and industrial facilities. Bruce is a trusted advisor to many industrial and crown corporations in Saskatchewan, providing commercial agreements and practical solutions to operational challenges.

Bruce also advises clients throughout Canada in the sale, acquisition or financing of commercial and real estate assets. This typically involves advising clients on legal and commercial issues, conducting due diligence on target assets, and negotiating purchase and sale agreements. He prides himself on providing commercial sensibilities and being accessible and responsive to clients’ needs.

Bruce is a two-time Guinness World Record holder and was the Most Distinguished Graduate in Business Economics at the University of Saskatchewan. He earned a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Victoria in 2009, practiced in the Global Mining Group of an international law firm and was in-house counsel for a major mining company before coming to McKercher LLP.

Bruce enjoys spending time with his wife Trina, sons Robbie and William, and daughter Elizabeth. He is a former member of the Kelowna Rockets and U of S Huskie hockey teams, and now mans the point for the Farmer’s Hailstones (ASHL) but he has clearly lost a step.