Dan Glikstein

Dan Glikstein is a candidate to the Quebec Bar. He holds a licence in civil law (LL.L., magna cum laude, University of Ottawa, 2025), where he won the Donald Scarth Thorson Prize for the highest grade in statutory interpretation (2025) and the Gérald-A. Beaudoin Prize for the highest grade in constitutional law (2023).

He worked in the Senate of Canada for two senators where he prepared briefs on committee witnesses, analyzed bills and drafted speeches on them.

He also holds a master’s in international relations (Harvard University, 2019), a master’s in quantitative finance (University of London, 2016), a bachelor’s in finance (Concordia University, 2017) and a bachelor’s in mathematics (Université de Montréal, 2012). He built tako.