Ms. Landry's experience in criminal law began in high school where she worked in a criminal law office as part of a co-operative education program. After fast-tracking through high school she attended the University of Waterloo where she completed two years of her undergrad. Upon receiving early acceptance, she attended Dalhousie Law School with a concentration in criminal law, and through hard work she was able to graduate the Law Program one term early. While in Halifax, Ms. Landry also worked at an accredited summer program with the Dalhousie Legal Aid Clinic.

Ms. Landry completed her articles with a certified specialist in criminal law. Following her call to the bar Ms. Landry began practicing in the Newmarket area, exclusively in impaired driving law until moving her practice to Peterborough in 1998. She broadened her criminal law experience as an Assistant Crown Attorney and now returns to private practice focusing on impaired driving law defence with Aitken Robertson.