About Nikki
Nikki is a partner in the McKercher LLP Saskatoon office where she assists numerous clients with finance, commercial land transactions and general business matters.Nikki has assisted numerous clients with finance, commercial (non-First Nations and First Nations) land transactions and general business matters. This work includes: commercial lending and financing arrangements, including private placements and public offerings; purchase, sale, leasing and development of real property including that which involves First Nations’ Reserve lands; corporate and non-corporate-entity documentation and advice; trust governance and advice (First Nations, inter vivos and testamentary); commercial contracts involved in ongoing business relationships or particular transactions; and continuous disclosure requirements under securities laws. Nikki is involved on many levels with specific claims financings and their associated administrative trusts and “legacy” trusts, including advising trustees, lenders and First Nations. Nikki also works with clients in estate planning and estate administration at all levels, including high net worth, Indigenous (on-Reserve), 2SLGBTQI+, Sharia Law-compliant, and Code of Canon Law-compliant matters.In 2003, Nikki joined McKercher LLP as an articling student under the guidance of Mr. Justice Daniel B. Konkin and in 2011 she joined the partnership.Nikki’s organizational skill and drive make her a valuable asset to local, province-wide and national planning committees, boards and teams. She is the past-Chair of the Saskatchewan Branch of the Canadian Bar Association’s Securities Law North Section and a past member of the Canadian Bar Business Law Section executive. She is also past-President of the Estate Planning Council of Saskatoon. Through her CBA involvement, Nikki has been involved in the consultation process relating to the development of a common securities regulator.Nikki has been “Repeatedly Recommended” in the area of Corporate Commercial Law and is listed in the 2025 Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory.
Nikki is a partner in the McKercher LLP Saskatoon office where she assists numerous clients with finance, commercial land transactions and general business matters.Nikki has assisted numerous clients with finance, commercial (non-First Nations and First Nations) land transactions and general business matters. This work includes: commercial lending and financing arrangements, including private placements and public offerings; purchase, sale, leasing and development of real property including that which involves First Nations’ Reserve lands; corporate and non-corporate-entity documentation and advice; trust governance and advice (First Nations, inter vivos and testamentary); commercial contracts involved in ongoing business relationships or particular transactions; and continuous disclosure requirements under securities laws. Nikki is involved on many levels with specific claims financings and their associated administrative trusts and “legacy” trusts, including advising trustees, lenders and First Nations. Nikki also works with clients in estate planning and estate administration at all levels, including high net worth, Indigenous (on-Reserve), 2SLGBTQI+, Sharia Law-compliant, and Code of Canon Law-compliant matters.In 2003, Nikki joined McKercher LLP as an articling student under the guidance of Mr. Justice Daniel B. Konkin and in 2011 she joined the partnership.Nikki’s organizational skill and drive make her a valuable asset to local, province-wide and national planning committees, boards and teams. She is the past-Chair of the Saskatchewan Branch of the Canadian Bar Association’s Securities Law North Section and a past member of the Canadian Bar Business Law Section executive. She is also past-President of the Estate Planning Council of Saskatoon. Through her CBA involvement, Nikki has been involved in the consultation process relating to the development of a common securities regulator.Nikki has been “Repeatedly Recommended” in the area of Corporate Commercial Law and is listed in the 2025 Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory.
Nikki is a partner in the McKercher LLP Saskatoon office where she assists numerous clients with finance, commercial land transactions and general business matters.
Nikki has assisted numerous clients with finance, commercial (non-First Nations and First Nations) land transactions and general business matters. This work includes: commercial lending and financing arrangements, including private placements and public offerings; purchase, sale, leasing and development of real property including that which involves First Nations’ Reserve lands; corporate and non-corporate-entity documentation and advice; trust governance and advice (First Nations, inter vivos and testamentary); commercial contracts involved in ongoing business relationships or particular transactions; and continuous disclosure requirements under securities laws. Nikki is involved on many levels with specific claims financings and their associated administrative trusts and “legacy” trusts, including advising trustees, lenders and First Nations. Nikki also works with clients in estate planning and estate administration at all levels, including high net worth, Indigenous (on-Reserve), 2SLGBTQI+, Sharia Law-compliant, and Code of Canon Law-compliant matters.
In 2003, Nikki joined McKercher LLP as an articling student under the guidance of Mr. Justice Daniel B. Konkin and in 2011 she joined the partnership.
Nikki’s organizational skill and drive make her a valuable asset to local, province-wide and national planning committees, boards and teams. She is the past-Chair of the Saskatchewan Branch of the Canadian Bar Association’s Securities Law North Section and a past member of the Canadian Bar Business Law Section executive. She is also past-President of the Estate Planning Council of Saskatoon. Through her CBA involvement, Nikki has been involved in the consultation process relating to the development of a common securities regulator.
Nikki has been “Repeatedly Recommended” in the area of Corporate Commercial Law and is listed in the 2025 Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory.
Nikki is a partner in the McKercher LLP Saskatoon office where she assists numerous clients with finance, commercial land transactions and general business matters.Nikki has assisted numerous clients with finance, commercial (non-First Nations and First Nations) land transactions and general business matters. This work includes: commercial lending and financing arrangements, including private placements and public offerings; purchase, sale, leasing and development of real property including that which involves First Nations’ Reserve lands; corporate and non-corporate-entity documentation and advice; trust governance and advice (First Nations, inter vivos and testamentary); commercial contracts involved in ongoing business relationships or particular transactions; and continuous disclosure requirements under securities laws. Nikki is involved on many levels with specific claims financings and their associated administrative trusts and “legacy” trusts, including advising trustees, lenders and First Nations. Nikki also works with clients in estate planning and estate administration at all levels, including high net worth, Indigenous (on-Reserve), 2SLGBTQI+, Sharia Law-compliant, and Code of Canon Law-compliant matters.In 2003, Nikki joined McKercher LLP as an articling student under the guidance of Mr. Justice Daniel B. Konkin and in 2011 she joined the partnership.Nikki’s organizational skill and drive make her a valuable asset to local, province-wide and national planning committees, boards and teams. She is the past-Chair of the Saskatchewan Branch of the Canadian Bar Association’s Securities Law North Section and a past member of the Canadian Bar Business Law Section executive. She is also past-President of the Estate Planning Council of Saskatoon. Through her CBA involvement, Nikki has been involved in the consultation process relating to the development of a common securities regulator.Nikki has been “Repeatedly Recommended” in the area of Corporate Commercial Law and is listed in the 2025 Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory.
Nikki is a partner in the McKercher LLP Saskatoon office where she assists numerous clients with finance, commercial land transactions and general business matters.
Nikki has assisted numerous clients with finance, commercial (non-First Nations and First Nations) land transactions and general business matters. This work includes: commercial lending and financing arrangements, including private placements and public offerings; purchase, sale, leasing and development of real property including that which involves First Nations’ Reserve lands; corporate and non-corporate-entity documentation and advice; trust governance and advice (First Nations, inter vivos and testamentary); commercial contracts involved in ongoing business relationships or particular transactions; and continuous disclosure requirements under securities laws. Nikki is involved on many levels with specific claims financings and their associated administrative trusts and “legacy” trusts, including advising trustees, lenders and First Nations. Nikki also works with clients in estate planning and estate administration at all levels, including high net worth, Indigenous (on-Reserve), 2SLGBTQI+, Sharia Law-compliant, and Code of Canon Law-compliant matters.
In 2003, Nikki joined McKercher LLP as an articling student under the guidance of Mr. Justice Daniel B. Konkin and in 2011 she joined the partnership.
Nikki’s organizational skill and drive make her a valuable asset to local, province-wide and national planning committees, boards and teams. She is the past-Chair of the Saskatchewan Branch of the Canadian Bar Association’s Securities Law North Section and a past member of the Canadian Bar Business Law Section executive. She is also past-President of the Estate Planning Council of Saskatoon. Through her CBA involvement, Nikki has been involved in the consultation process relating to the development of a common securities regulator.
Nikki has been “Repeatedly Recommended” in the area of Corporate Commercial Law and is listed in the 2025 Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory.
