2025: Easiest Path to Canada for Skilled Trade Workers
Discover the easiest paths to Canada in 2025 for skilled trade workers. Explore study, work, and residency opportunities tailored for your success.
Discover the easiest paths to Canada in 2025 for skilled trade workers. Explore study, work, and residency opportunities tailored for your success.
In 671122 Ontario Ltd. v. Sagaz Industries Canada Inc., 2001 SCC 59, the Supreme Court of Canada explained at paragraph 47 that the key issue is whether the individual performing the services is doing so as an independent businessperson. To Read more…
In British Columbia (and across Canada), a “child of the marriage” is entitled to child support as long as they are dependent — and this does not automatically end at age 18. The test for whether someone is a “child Read more…
Introduction The case concerns a judicial review application under s. 72(1) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) by Abdulaziz Al Fares, his wife, and their son, challenging a decision by a Migration Officer (Officer) that denied their application Read more…
Analysis of Trends in Visa Refusals and Judicial Review Decisions 1. Introduction Visa refusals and their subsequent judicial reviews have followed a discernible pattern over the years. Analyzing case law from 2012 to 2024 reveals common themes and evolving judicial Read more…
Learn the essential steps to handle a legal notice or claim effectively, from understanding the document to seeking professional legal advice.
(This post is not a substitute for legal advice) Receiving a legal notice can be a stressful and confusing experience. Whether it’s a demand letter, a summons, or another type of legal document, it’s crucial to understand your rights and Read more…
Explore the critical role of detention reviews in Canadian immigration, ensuring legal compliance and safeguarding detainee rights within the system.
Explore the causes and solutions for Canadian visa cancellation. Learn how to address and prevent issues to maintain your legal status in Canada.
In an era where urban liveability is increasingly scrutinized, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)—a division of the Economist Group—has unveiled its 2023 Global Liveability Index. This annual survey assesses cities worldwide based on factors critical to quality of life, ranging Read more…