Ms. Zahra Kaderali, associate lawyer at Bellissimo Law Group has been appointed Associate Editor of ImmQuest. ImmQuest are monthly publications written for immigration practitioners, consultants and government agencies. They provide up-to-date information…
Continue ReadingEnsuring the program is working in the best interest of Canadian workers and businesses The Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development, Diane Finley and The Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism,…
Continue ReadingThe allure of cheap labour seems to be too much for some companies as a report from CBC outlines a recently surfaced scam regarding Indian IT companies that are being outsourced, pushing…
Continue ReadingPosted By: Mario D. Bellissimo The Honourable Glennys L. McVeigh, a senior counsel with the Public Prosecution Service of Canada in Saskatoon, has been appointed judge of the Federal Court to fill a new…
Continue ReadingDear Applicants and Counsel, As many of you know by now the Federal Court of Canada has dismissed the application for judicial review. We are very disappointed but want to thank many…
Continue ReadingI am a Legal Services Coordinator at Bellissimo Law Group and welcome this forum on our website to express some of our views of the day to day here at Bellissimo Law Group. …
Continue ReadingCanada needs immigrants for numerous reasons; they bring language, culture, international experience and, with an aging population and low birth-rates, they are essential to our economy. By 2031, Statistics Canada predicts that…
Continue ReadingThe Federal Court of Canada has dismissed the application for judicial review. However, Mr. Justice Rennie, who issued the ruling, has left the door open for a possible appeal. The Decision On…
Continue ReadingThe New Federal Skilled Worker program will re-open on May 4th, 2013 and today, Citizenship and Immigration Canada announced the list of 24 occupations that are eligible under this program. Click here…
Continue ReadingA study done by the Institute for Research on Public Policy where 2,020 people were surveyed suggests that 58 per cent of Canadians support the country’s level of immigration. As the number…
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