Cameron Matthee-Johnson
Barrister and Solicitor

Cameron grew up in a suburb of Edmonton, Alberta, and worked in hospitality and retail management for more than a decade before deciding to complete his post-secondary education. In 2012, Cameron completed his Honours Thesis on the genesis of corporate criminality titled “Drifting into Delinquency: Creating the Criminal Corporation”. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Degree in Sociology [Criminology] in 2013. 

In 2019,  Cameron graduated from Thompson Rivers University, Faculty of Law. He received Dean’s Course Prizes in Administrative Law, Rule of Law in the 21st Century, and Designing Legal Expert Systems. He joined our firm as an articling student soon after, and completed his articles  just in time to succesfully argue in his first appearance at the BC Court of Appeal. Cameron is a Director of the Kamloops Bar Association, active as Alumni of TRU Law, and involved with several civil liberties organizations.

Cameron and his wife, Zelda, are parents to a furry-child, Charli (their cat) and have set down permanent roots in Kamloops. Contact Cates Ford Soll & Epp LLP to learn more about our legal services.

Call to the Bar: January 6, 2020

Notable Decisions:

• 2020 BCCA 38 - R v Chappell
• 2020 BCSC 351 - R v Wannamaker
• 2020 BCSC 1363 - R v Brown
• 2021 BCSC 2107 - R v CBA