We are pleased to report that our office was recently successful with our client’s application for rehabilitation being approved. This individual had been trying to rehabilitate an admissibility finding with Immigration, Refugees…
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The province of Quebec has broad powers to select who immigrates to the province through multiple streams, each with its own criteria. Once an individual is chosen, they receive a Quebec Selection…
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Earlier this month the Federal Court released its decision in Babafunmi[1], allowing the application for judicial review and ordering that the Applicant’s application for permanent residence on humanitarian and compassionate grounds (“H…
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Our firm has recently been successful in a number of residency obligation appeals, where the residency obligation breaches ranged from 40 to over 300 days. In each case out team carefully explored…
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Canada has welcomed a large number of immigrants in recent years, strengthening its economy in the long-term. However, there are some areas which benefit more than others, primarily metropolitan areas such as…
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1. New immigration targets were announced on October 31st : 2019 target – 330,800 / 2020 target – 341,000 / 2021 target – 350,000 2. Parental Sponsorships will no longer be lottery based…
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Recently we had a consultation with a client who had filed an application to sponsor their parents. Unexpectedly, they received a refusal letter from Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The application…
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In 2015 then Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada said, “The Harper Conservatives froze family reunification applications for two years, then made the rules so rigid that thousands of hard-working people…
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How does immigration status affect a person’s ability to file a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission? On 17 October 2018 the Federal Court of Appeal released Tan v. Canada (Attorney…
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