Resources
Everything we publish for the public lives here. Our media page collects the firm’s blog posts, articles and broadcast interviews on Canadian immigration and refugee law. Our business immigration guides are free, plain-language walkthroughs of every active provincial and territorial entrepreneur program, written for people deciding where in Canada to build a business.
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- Refused or delayed immigration applications
- Refugee claims, removal and detention
- A free call about a personal injury claim
Media
Our lawyers write regularly on the issues clients ask about most: Express Entry and permanent residence, work and study permits, family sponsorship, inadmissibility, refugee claims, and Federal Court litigation. The media page also collects our television and press appearances.
- Blog posts across every practice area
- Published articles and commentary
- Video interviews and broadcast segments
Business Immigration Guides
A guide to each provincial and territorial business immigration program in Canada: eligibility, net worth and investment thresholds, the application process step by step, fees, and the practical considerations we work through with our own entrepreneur clients. Each guide is available as a PDF download.
- British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
- Atlantic Canada: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador
- Yukon and the Northwest Territories
Legal Glossary
The terms clients most often ask us to explain, defined in plain language and grouped by practice area. A quick reference when a letter, form or decision uses wording that isn’t obvious.
- Immigration: GCMS notes, inadmissibility, LMIA, procedural fairness letters
- Personal injury: accident benefits, tort claims, limitation periods
- Separate immigration and personal injury sections
Immigration Opinion Letters
Acting for a client who is not a Canadian citizen? We prepare written immigration opinions setting out what each possible disposition would mean for their status.
- A count-by-count analysis under section 36
- The dispositions that avoid inadmissibility
- Release and probation terms that fit both regimes
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