Christina Thompson

Christina rejoined Woodward & Co. in 2025, having previously worked with the firm until 2018. As a Legal Assistant, she primarily supports solicitor practices across various areas of law, contributing to document drafting, preparation and organization, online filings, and problem-solving in a fast-paced legal environment. She is known for her strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and clear communication, all of which help her thrive in a busy and dynamic law firm.

Christina holds a Diploma of Arts and Science from Camosun College and a Bachelor of Arts in Justice Studies from Royal Roads University, where she graduated with the President’s Scholar Award, recognizing her as part of the top 10% of her class. Her professional journey includes experience in Wills & Estates, as well as time spent working in the court system as a Court Clerk. Notably, she served as a Lead Clerk for the First Nations Court at the Duncan courthouse, a restorative justice initiative that deepened her commitment to reconciliation and justice for Indigenous communities.

Motivated by a desire to contribute meaningfully to reconciliation, Christina values being part of a firm that supports justice and prosperity for both indigenous people and their lands.

Outside of the office, she enjoys adventuring with her son, spending time with family, hiking, reading, baking, and taking on DIY projects.