Matters in which Emily has acted include: 

• Advising financial institutions and global companies on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, with a focus on the rights and interests of Indigenous peoples
• Advising Rio Tinto on agreements with local Indigenous groups in relation to industrial operations and developments
• Advising the Prince Rupert Port Authority, the organization mandated to develop and maintain the fourth largest port in Canada and the second largest port in western Canada, on economic development initiatives at the port and Indigenous consultation issues
• Advising on the development of Indigenous consultation protocols and frameworks for a variety of natural resource and industrial projects
• Advising lenders, government agencies and companies on partnerships and joint ventures with Indigenous groups for the development of energy, industrial, and construction projects, on-reserve housing and infrastructure projects, and the development of marine infrastructure
• Advising on permitting requirements for major industrial facilities and associated proceedings before the BC Utilities Commission and BC Environmental Appeal Board
• Advising a hydrogen producer, electric distribution utility, district energy provider, electric vehicle charging network developer, and government agencies on a variety of energy regulation issues including carbon credit creation and monetization
• Representing clients in front of the BC and Alberta utilities commissions in rates, tariffs, and facilities proceedings
• Representing energy trading entities, hydrocarbon producers, and petrochemical refiners before the Canada Energy Regulator (formerly the National Energy Board) in gas and crude oil pipeline toll and tariff proceedings