Newsletter Archive
Major Changes to Canada’s Immigration System for 2014
December 2013
The Canadian government has announced three major changes that will affect those interested in immigrating to Canada in 2014.
A Case of Marriage Fraud... That Wasn't
October 2013
Last month, I represented a client accused of marriage fraud. More specifically, he was accused of “directly or indirectly misrepresenting or withholding material facts.” The letter he received from Citizenship and Immigration Canada alleged that his“…marriage to [his] sponsor… is not genuine and was entered into primarily for the purpose of acquiring entry into Canada as a permanent resident.”
The Parents Left Behind
September 2013
The woman sitting across the table from me had brilliantly coloured red hair. I told her that her hair made me think of sunshine. She smiled, but only briefly, and then with tears in her eyes asked me how she could keep her 82 year old father in the country.
When Requiring “Canadian Experience” is a Violation of Human Rights
August 2013
On July 15, 2013, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal launched a new policy which intends to remove a barrier that many new Canadians face – having “Canadian experience” when they apply for a job.