Lawyer Profile
Glen W. Agar
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Overview
Glen is a partner at TDS whose practice is focused on the corporate and commercial areas of the law. He has particular experience in mergers and acquisitions, the preparation and negotiation of agreements, banking and finance, government relations, securities, and agricultural matters.
Accredited instructor for the International Right of Way Association, a professional association of members who are involved in all aspects of real property matters, and has instructed courses in real property and general law in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Yukon for more than 10 years. Former sessional lecturer for the University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law. Former seminar leader for the Corporate/Commercial Bar Admissions Course, Law Society of Manitoba.
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Raising Capital for Start-up Businesses You have an idea which you believe you could turn into a business, and you are certain that it is a good idea, defining a… Learn More
TDS Partner Glen Agar, along with TDS Associate Danny Spencer, acted as Canadian counsel for Monteris Medical in its recent Series C Financing, raising $26.6 million USD in new equity.… Learn More
TDS Partner Glen Agar, along with TDS Associate Danny Spencer acted as lead counsel for True Temper Sports Inc. based in Memphis, Tennessee and Lincolnshire Management based in New York,… Learn More
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TDS acknowledges, respects and have the honour of being located on the lands in Treaty 1, Treaty 2 and Treaty 6 territories, the traditional homelands of the Anishinaabe, Blackfoot, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dene, Dakota, Lakota, Nakota and Métis Nations. We also acknowledge that the potable water we drink here in Winnipeg is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation. We recognize and acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past and believe in reconciliation, cooperation and moving forward in partnership with Indigenous communities.
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Bar Information
Called to the bar: 1988 (MB)