Thank you to all who participated and sent us your #ilovecanada pictures! The winner for our second $50 Visa Prepaid Card contest is Colleen @30Minutes4Me. Check back here frequently for updates on…
Continue ReadingUntil recently, two foreign students who had been enrolled at the University of Regina, sought refuge in city churches when they learned that their brief stints working at Wal-Mart were not permitted…
Continue ReadingToday, Mario D. Bellissimo and Erin C. Roth argued the case Qin Qin v. The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Canada before the Federal Court of Appeal. A decision is expected shortly. FACTS…
Continue ReadingIn the next issue of ImmQuest we discuss the restructuring of the Temporary Foreign Worker program with a focus on a fourteen point analysis of the accuracy of the wage methodology and…
Continue ReadingOttawa and Washington are reinforcing border security by sharing personal information of immigration and refugee applications. Authorities in both countries will create a computer database and infrastructure capable of exchanging electronic queries…
Continue ReadingHalloween is right around the corner, and to get you ready for the spooky night Bellissimo Law Group is giving away a $50 Prepaid Visa Card to one lucky winner. Send us…
Continue ReadingAt Bellissimo Law Group, we believe it is critical for our staff to stay up-to-date with changes in immigration. We encourage them to go to as many seminars as possible. Here is…
Continue ReadingCanada is a very attractive destination, welcoming more than 35 million temporary residents each year. A Canadian visa, known as a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), may be required if you are visiting…
Continue ReadingA man from central Asia was recently successful in his Convention refugee claim on the basis of his imputed political opinion. We prepared an extensive collection of documents for this client, including…
Continue ReadingJuly was an encouraging month for Canada’s economy, in fact one of the best we’ve had in years, advancing 0.6 percent. This came after the particularly sluggish month of June, which was…
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