Posted by: Fabiola Arevalo Minister Jason Kenney announced today that the list of Designated Countries of Origin (DCOs) is expanding to include Chile and South Korea. There are now a total of…
Continue ReadingThe purpose of this Operational Bulletin is to provide operational guidelines to officers processing work permits, and information to employers and foreign nationals (FNs) either currently working in Canada or considering coming…
Continue ReadingMinister Jason Kenney recently visited the Silicon Valley in attempts to lure tech workers there to Canada via the new Start-Up Visa program. The program grants permanent residency to entrepreneurs who are…
Continue ReadingWe have filed the appeal today on behalf of many appellants at the Federal Court of Appeal. We will continue to diligently advance the interest of our clients in the ensuing months….
Continue ReadingDear Applicants, Please note that we have extended the deadline to join the Federal Skilled Worker Litigation Appeal. All interested applicants who wish to proceed with the appeal are asked to contact Parminder…
Continue ReadingCitizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today that Marian Sami, LL.B., has been appointed as a Citizenship Judge for the Greater Toronto Area. Marian Sami, LL.B., practiced law in Toronto…
Continue ReadingTourism is an important market in Canada’s economy, so when a faction of that market isn’t paying off, it’s time to cut it loose. Which is exactly what Canada is doing. With the cut…
Continue ReadingThe Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) has published the names of all its Board members, organized by division and region. Click here to read the list of members.
Continue ReadingThe immigration process to Canada can be quite confusing, and it is easy to submit the wrong application or to incorrectly assess which application would be best for you. This is why…
Continue ReadingThe recently released data from the 2011 National Household Survey highlighted the trend of continuing change in Canadian society. As immigration numbers continue to rise, it is no surprise that so too does diversity. …
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