As we enter one of the longest federal election campaigns in Canadian history, time should be taken to discuss various issues, including one as an important as immigration. Interestingly, immigration issues rarely…
Continue ReadingSummer is not over just yet, but we are set to take a look back at the #BLGToursTO adventures we have had thus far! One of the highlights feature the Pan Am/Parapan Am…
Continue ReadingAt Bellissimo Law Group we are privileged to work on behalf of many wonderful people, companies and associations. We represent people from the application stage to the Supreme Court of Canada. Every week we will…
Continue ReadingToday we will be learning interesting facts about each province and territory across Canada, starting our journey on the East Coast and ending the trip on the West. Let’s hit the road!…
Continue ReadingAmendments made to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act introduce a new entry requirement (Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)) for certain visa-exempt foreign nationals who wish to fly into Canada. Entry requirements for other…
Continue ReadingWith only 42 days left in the countdown until the Toronto International Film Festival kicks off in the city, the movies set to play have been named! This year, a range of…
Continue ReadingAt Bellissimo Law Group we are privileged to work on behalf of many wonderful people, companies and associations. We represent people from the application stage to the Supreme Court of Canada. Every week we will…
Continue ReadingWe may be halfway through the summer, but there are still many events coming Toronto’s way in the next month! Make the most of your summer, take a look at the list below…
Continue ReadingCongratulations to Mario D. Bellissimo who was recently named one of Toronto’s Most Frequently Recommended Leading Practitioners for Immigration Law in the 2015 Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory. Throughout the duration of 2014,…
Continue ReadingIn an important decision released yesterday, the Federal Court of Canada has ruled that denying access to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) for certain refugee claimants from particular countries – called “Designated…
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