Kaelyn Macaulay

Kaelyn maintains a corporate and commercial practice focusing on banking and commercial lending. She regularly represents financial institutions and corporate borrowers in syndicated, bilateral and project finance transactions with inter-jurisdictional elements. She is also experienced in drafting loan agreements, security documents, authorizing resolutions and direct acknowledgements for First Nation communities and Indigenous-owned partnerships.

• Member, Association of Women Lawyers (2025–present)
• Member, Indigenous Bar Association (2025–present)
• Program Coordinator, Level Justice – Indigenous Youth Outreach Program (2024–2026)
• Civil Claims Duty Counsel, Pro Bono Law Alberta (2023–present)
• Panelist, Elementary Mock Trials, Pro Bono Students Canada (2024–2025)
• Member, Calgary Bar Association (2023–present)
• Member, Canadian Bar Association (2023–present)
• Co-Executive Editor, Rooted – McGill University Indigenous Law Publication (2021–2022)
• Associate Editor, Rooted – McGill University Indigenous Law Publication (2020–2021)
• VP Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives, McGill Business Law Association (2021–2022)
• VP Communications, McGill Business Law Association (2020–2021)

• Co-author, “The Murky Circumstances of Consent in Canada: A Commentary on R. v Kirkpatrick,” Canadian Journal of Women and the Law (2024)
• Co-author, “Misogyny in the Metaverse: Leveraging policy and education to address technology-facilitated violence,” Cyberbullying and Online Harms (2023)