Mario D. Bellissimo has been selected among his peers to be included in the 11th annual edition of Best Lawyers Canada, practising in the field of immigration law! Selection is based on a rigorous…
Continue ReadingA recent study conducted by US News & World Report, the WPP agency and Wharton School of Business has ranked the world’s nations in order to determine the best country in the…
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Ottawa has overturned a decision that saw an Ontario university professor denied permanent residency in Canada because his son has Down Syndrome. To read the full article from CBC News, please click…
Continue ReadingWe were recently successful on a permanent residence application that had been previously refused for criminal inadmissibility. Following careful and extensive research, it was discovered that the applicant may have been incorrectly…
Continue ReadingThe latest Express Entry Draw took place during the period of August 10th and ending on August 11th. During this round, 754 Invitations to Apply have been issued to foreign nationals who had…
Continue ReadingThe Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada has recently posted information to its website regarding bondspersons. It contains answers to several important questions, including what makes a bondsperson suitable, what their role…
Continue ReadingFamily reunification is a cornerstone of Canadian immigration law and policy. In fact, reuniting families in Canada is codified as an overarching objective of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. Despite the…
Continue ReadingThe 2016 Rio Olympics are in full swing, and Canada is already making its mark. Things got underway with the opening ceremony last Friday, August 5th and Rosie McLennan as flag bearer….
Continue ReadingAre you looking for something exciting to do this weekend? You have come to the right place! What better way to enjoy Toronto’s great weather than to attend the annual Taste of…
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Canada has gone down under to Australia over the past decade for many innovative immigration reforms. Australia sent its immigration officers back to school, should Canada? The College of Immigration was opened…
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