Breaking Immigration News

 

RBC Scandal, Refugee Intake Down 60%, Changes to the Family Class- Key Immigration Questions Facing Canada

New Rule for the Canadian Citizenship Test

Two more countries added to the list of Designated Countries of Origin (DCOs)

Parent and Grandparent program re-opens January 2, 2014

The Honourable Glennys L. McVeigh has been appointed judge of the Federal Court

The Decision of the Federal Court on the FSW Backlog Litigation

RBC – Are Canadians Losing Their Jobs?

Start-Up Visa Program Now Open!

Closure of Ottawa Hearings Office

High Anticipation for the Re-Opening of the Federal Skilled Worker Program

Canada Welcomes 257,515 Permanent Residents in 2012!

Canada welcomed over 100,000 international student in 2012

Central Region ID Consultative Committee Meeting: Updates

Record Number of Visitor Visas Issued in 2012!

Immigrants in Canada Giving Birth to Larger Babies!

New Federal Court of Appeal and Federal Court Appointments

Judge Robertson has been reappointed for a three‑year, part-time term.

Vancouver will host TED Conference!

Top Reasons to Study in Canada

70,000 Jobs Needed in the North by 2020

New Start-Up Visa Program to be Launched this Year

CIC Announces New Federal Skilled Worker Program

Nova Scotia Looking to Attract Immigrants

Canada Will Resettle 5,000 Refugees Now in Turkey by 2018

The Federal Skilled Trades Program will begin accepting applications starting January 2, 2013

The New Federal Skilled Trades Immigration Program Receives Positive Feedback

New Bridging Work Permit to Help Permanent Resident Applicants

New Federal Skilled Worker Program will accept applications starting May 4, 2013

West Canada More Prospective for New Immigrants

Update: Federal Skilled Worker Litigation

List of Designated Countries of Origin Announced

Judicial Appointments

New Federal Skilled Trades Stream to Begin Accepting Applications on January 2, 2013

Changes to the Canadian Experience Class Program Effective January 2, 2013

FSW Litigation Update: The file name Mae Joy Tabingo has been named the lead case for the entire class litigation

Certain Foreign Nationals Will Be Required To Provide Biometrics Starting 2013!

Update: Federal Skilled Worker Litigation Test Cases to be Heard in Toronto January 14-16th, 2013

Citizenship and Immigration Canada plans to admit 25,000 parents and grandparents in 2013

Canada’s Immigration Plan for 2013

Minister Kenney Addresses International Students

Bilingualism on the Rise

Language Requirements for adults (18-54) who are applying for Citizenship

Attracting and Retaining Skilled Immigrants

Afghan Settlements Double the Original Estimated Number of Applicants

 New Language Rules Announced for Citizenship Applications

Introducing the Faster Removal of Foreign Criminals Act

UPDATE: FSW Backlog Stay Heard in Ottawa September 18, 2012

Canada Welcomes 20,000 Permanent Residents

Canada Closes Embassy in Iran, Orders Diplomats Out

Mario D. Bellissimo Featured in Canadian Lawyer Magazine!

How Foreign-Born Chidlren Integrate in Canada’s Educational System

FSW Backlog Stay Hearing to be Heard in Ottawa on Tuesday, September 18th, 2012 at 9:30 am

Mario D. Bellissimo Selected to be Included in the 7th Edition of Best Lawyers Canada!

New Immigration System to Award More Points for Language

Proposed Regulatory Changes to the Federal Skilled Worker Program

Citizenship and Immigration Canada Seeking Settlement Proposals

Jason Kenney Addressed by Lawyers Fearing his Involvment with Conrad Black Application

Canada a Refuge for Christian Egyptians

Kenney Receives Backlash for Comments on Gun Violence

Alberta Pilot Project Expanded to Include More Occupations

Kenney’s Refugee Bill Could Deport Young, Mentally Ill

Mandatory Minimums for Firearm Trafficking Struck Down by Ontario Court Judge

Sex Trade Targeted by New Immigration Rules

Government to Return 300,00 FSW Applications

Proposed New Refugee Legislation: BILL C-31

Biometrics programs prompt privacy concerns

New Names on ‘CBSA Most-Wanted’ List!

UN Report Says Refugee Detention Up In Canada

Live-in Caregivers Issued Open Work Permits Sooner!

Canada Reiterates Commitment to Helping Refugees

Regulatory Changes for Sponsors Convicted of Crime

Refugee Judges Fail Qualifying Tests For New Posts

CBSA Fights Back Against Marriage Fraud

Proposed Citizenship Program Changes

CIC Sets Up Citizenship Fraud Tip Line

New Interactive Web Tool for Immigrants

Citizenship Fraud

Immigration Minister Announces Citizenship Crackdown & New 10-yr Visas

No Health Care for Illegal Immigrants!

Canada Day Citizenship Ceremonies

Action Plan for Faster Immigration!

Landmark Supreme Court Ruling Regarding Sponsorship Debts

Terrorist Links Keep Refugees in Limbo

Nova Scotia Will Double Immigration by 2020

Citizenship Backlog in P.E.I

Controversial Muslim Cleric Wishes to Return

Proposed Amendments Regarding Family Violence

Five-year Bar on Sponsorship

Debts Owed to Migrant Smugglers

Proposed Sponsorship Reform

Measure to Promote Resettlement of Iraqi Refugees

Discover Canada

“How Canadian Are You, Eh?”

Chinese Refugee Claimant Deported

Disguised Refugee Claimant Released

Visa Cuts

“Brain Gain” Pilot Project Launched

Interim Federal Health Program Coverage in Quebec

Work Permits for Haitian Nationals

Provincial Nominee Program

Operation Stork

CBSA Confirms Removal of Teen

Visa Fees Required for Canadian Visitors to U.A.E

Toronto Student Faces Imminent Deportation

A Very Special Citizenship Ceremony

Government of Canada to Facilitate Immigration of 1,000 Tibetan Refugees

A Proposed Immigration Appeal Process

New Evaluation Regarding Skilled Worker Immigrants

Visa Requirements for Taiwanese Visitors Lifted

Introduction of the Preventing Trafficking, Abuse and Exploitation of Vulnerable Immigrants Act

Immigrant Investor Program Re-opens

Attention Federal Skilled Worker Applicants!

New Legislation on Prevention of Human Smuggling

It’s Citizenship Week!

New Federal Internship for Newcomers Program

Acceptance Rate of Sri Lankan Refugee Claims

Government of Canada to fund new “in my language” website.

Pre-arrival Services for Provincial Nominees to be Piloted in Manitoba

Minister Kenney Focuses on Greater International Cooperation

Private Sponsorship of Refugees

Regulating Immigration Consultants

Two Alberta immigration programs frozen

Immigration Minister announces new changes to affect Temporary Foreign Workers

Tamil immigrant ship sparks mass controversy

Mario D. Bellissimo speaks out about Regulation 179

Mario D. Bellissimo speaks to the Star about Conrad Black

Changes to skilled worker requirements

Saudis get better visa deal

The refugee attraction to Canada

Immigration officer too tough on war resister from the U.S.

Increasing immigration to make Canada a world power?

New poll: hold the immigration boom?

Kenney: The real changes to the 2010 Immigration Plan

Processing Times Lowered for Skilled Immigrants

Canadians are tolerant and welcoming

The troubling truth of integration

The end of the CSIC era?

Canadian banks want immigrant business

Waiving the Mexican visa requirement?

Cracking down on crooked consultants

New Language Test Policies

2010 National Citizenship and Immigration Law Conference

Online tool: citizenship, civics and history

A hurdle for arranged marriages

Provincial Nominee Program more inclusive to boost economy

Immigration Judge found guilty of sexual blackmail in refugee case

Women faces deportation for involvement in “criminal” youth group

CBC news covers 2nd Quebec student expelled for refusing to remove face covering

Bill C-37: What does this new bill mean for refugees?

Canada: Target for False Refugee Claims

Remarks made by Immigration Minister seen to prejudice Immigration Officers

Sponsorship Applications for Child-Brides Refused but not Illegal

Canada Population Projections to 2031 Revealing!

Gay Rights Cut out of Citizenship Guide by CIC Minister Jason Kenney

Hope for Future Skilled Worker Applicants

Tax Breaks for Immigrants to Canada

Faster Processing Times Helps Foreign Students

Minister Says Citizenship Fraud a Big Problem as RCMP Investigate Ontario Case

New Visa Requirements Tighten Number of Refugee Claimants: Mexico and Czech Republic

Our Hearts go out to Haitian Refugees

Flood of Hungarian refugees seen to be a problem

Good News for those in the Medical Profession

Canadian Experience Class

Economic class applications

Federal Skilled Worker Applications now in demand

Canada Extends NAFTA Work Permit

Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI)

Immigration Plans for 2009

Two Important Recent Immigration Appeal Decisions

New Law Concerning Citizenship – In Force April 17, 2009

Excessive Demand Cost Threshold

The Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration – Seventh Report

2009 Action Plan Welcomes Newcomers

Manitoba initiates law to protect temporary foreign workers

Recession Not Effecting Us

Diversity Our Strength

Entrepreneurs Wanted!

Should Mikhail Lennikov be deported?

Hiring Skilled Workers Made Easier

Implementing High Security in Canada

Discriminating No More

Hiring Trained Foreign Worker Program

Amendment made to the U.S. Visa Holder category in Canadian immigration

Application of Dual Intent

New Language Training Program

Pier 21 – Canada’s Immigration Museum is officially a national museum

Minister eyes reform of Canada’s asylum rules

Canada’s contribution to refugee protection

Quebec’s special immigration program for international students and foreign workers

Minister Kenney announces removal of exception relating to Safe Third Country Agreement

Citizenship and Immigration Canada encourages newcomers to enroll in language training programs

Children of Temporary Foreign Workers in Alberta and Ontario can now apply for Open Work Permits

Government of Canada signs first-ever immigration agreement with Northwest Territories

Saskatchewan’s plan to strengthen their economy

Canada’s Prime Minister meets with North American leaders, discusses Canadian visa policies

Government of Canada to prevent immigration fraud through international cooperation

Ottawa Being Sued By Canadian Woman That Was Stranded In Kenya

Ontario invests $5.2 million in York University programs for skilled newcomers

Canada plans to attract foreign students

Nova Scotia announces new Provincial Nomination Program stream to welcome more immigrants

Minister Flaherty and Minister Lunn confirm use of accreditation card for Pan American Games for Toronto 2015 bid

Ex-KGB Agent fighting to Bolster Case

Canadian Permanent Resident Card – New Design and Security Features

Applying to immigrate to Canada as a Federal Skilled Worker: Beyond the 38 qualifying occupations.

New citizenship study guide to help newcomers and Canadians better understand Canada

Applying to immigrate to Canada as a Federal Skilled Worker: Beyond the 38 qualifying occupations.

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