Emplois Assistant.e Légal.e

Conseiller juridique, bilingue (Legal Counsel, Bilingual)

Façonner l’avenir des paiements à Moneris

Joignez-vous à Moneris, un chef de file canadien de l’industrie de la technologie financière qui propulse l’évolution des technologies de paiement et de commerce. Nous recherchons une conseillère ou un conseiller juridique bilingue et proactif pour nous aider à lancer des produits de pointe, à conseiller sur des transactions complexes et à fournir des services juridiques de premier ordre au sein de notre équipe juridique dynamique.

Votre profil :

• Diplôme universitaire en droit et membre en règle du Barreau du Québec
• Parfaite maîtrise de l’anglais et du français (lu, écrit et parlé)
• Trois ans ou plus d’expérience dans le domaine juridique, de préférence une combinaison d’expérience en cabinet d’avocats et en entreprise. Expérience dans la technologie financière ou l’industrie du paiement, un atout
• Spécialiste en rédaction de contrats, fortes compétences en négociation, capacité à résoudre des problèmes et partenaire de collaboration
• S’épanouit dans un environnement au rythme rapide en gérant plusieurs dossiers et projets

Envie de commencer une carrière palpitante dédiée à l’évolution des paiements de demain? Posez votre candidature pour vous joindre à Moneris et contribuer à façonner la technologie du commerce de demain.

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Call for Judges of the Court of Kahnawà:ke

The Kahnawà:ke Justice Commission is inviting interested persons to submit applications for appointment as a Judge of the Court of Kahnawà:ke. The submission period begins November 12, 2025, and ends at 4pm on Friday, December 12, 2025. There are three (3) vacancies to fill.

Judges will perform the duties set forth in the Kahnawà:ke Justice Act and related regulations, the Terms of Reference for Judges of the Court of Kahnawà:ke and any other applicable Kahnawà:ke laws, regulations, policies, or procedures on a sessional basis. Judges will be competent to hear all matters within the Court’s jurisdiction.

To serve as a Judge of the Court of Kahnawà:ke, a person must:

• not have pled guilty, been found guilty, been convicted, and/or sentenced for a criminal offence;
• not have filed for bankruptcy or been declared bankrupt;
• have formal legal training;
• have a minimum of seven (7) years of experience as a practicing lawyer;
• be a member in good standing of a recognized bar association in North America, or if no longer a member, must have retired in good standing or have been a member in good standing at the time of discontinuance;
• have the requisite knowledge of law applicable to the Mohawk Territory of Kahnawà:ke and/or be willing to acquire training to gain that knowledge; and
• have knowledge of Kanien’kehá:ka culture and customs and/or be willing to acquire training to gain that knowledge.

Information on the mandate, term of office and remuneration of Judges can be found in the Terms of Reference for Judges of the Court of Kahnawà:ke. Information on the selection and appointment process can be found in the Regulation Respecting the Selection and Appointment of Judges of the Court of Kahnawà:ke.

Applications must be accompanied by a letter of intent, a resume, the names and contact information of two (2) professional references, and proof of educational requirements.

For further information or to obtain a copy of the Terms of Reference, Application Form, Privacy Waiver, Authorization Form, and Application Checklist, please contact Kevin Fleischer, Commissioner of Justice, at 450-638-5647, ext. 60269, during regular business hours at the Court of Kahnawà:ke.

Application packages can be sent to interested persons by email, and once completed, can be submitted via Droit-inc.