Olivia is currently completing her JD at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law. An avid mooter, Olivia has competed in several advocacy competitions including the Stewart Cup Moot, Lerners Trial Advocacy workshop, the Legal Innovation and Technology Competition, and most notably, the Fanaki Competition Moot where her team placed first amongst ten other faculties. 

Olivia is highly involved in her school community. She is currently the Vice President of the Animal Justice Club, where she raises awareness and advocates for more humane and sustainable agricultural practices. In addition, Olivia is a staff writer for Ultra Vires where she has written articles covering topics ranging from the recent Federal Court decision finding Charter violations during Ottawa’s recent use of the Emergencies Act to work-life balance while in law school. Mentorship is also extremely important to Olivia. She constantly seeks opportunities to support pre-law and first year students navigating law school. 

Prior to studying law, Olivia studied Animal Biology at the University of Guelph. She worked a diverse variety of biology jobs including as a crop scout, an agricultural laborer, and a lab technician.