Ilija Dimeski

The inequality in bargaining power that workers experience has led Ilija to pursue a career where he can help balance the scales of justice by holding employers accountable. As the son of two working class parents, Ilija has an immense passion to fight for workers, in both unionized and non-unionized sectors.

Prior to practicing law, Ilija advocated for the fair treatment of employees by representing them at disciplinary meetings, grievance procedures, and in collective bargaining negotiations.

In his spare time, Ilija enjoys spending time with his family, camping, riding his motorcycle, and tending to his beehives. He enjoys being a mentor to others and teaches law courses. You can also find him volunteering at the local soup kitchen. His devotion to helping others in the community has been recognized by several institutions, and has received the Volunteer Service Award by the Government of Ontario and the Sovereign's Medal for Volunteers by the Governor General of Canada.