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Pandemic underscores value of migrant workers and innovation By Max Martin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter London Free Press Call it a case for smarter farming, with more year-round production....Continue reading

NEWS STAFF BY NEWS STAFF April 5, 2021in PoliticsReading Law firms scramble to help clients capitalize on shift in Canada’s immigration policy Law firms are urging their clients to get in Canada’s express pool of immigration candidates as soon as possible after the federal government invited a record number of people in that system to apply for permanent residency to help hit ambitious targets....Continue reading

Hi everyone. It floors me that people who are wanting to make a life change such as deciding to move to a different city doesn’t do much research on where they will live what they will do how transportation works etc. What is even more of a concern is when this happens when moving to another country another culture language etc. Wow. People !!! This is a huge decision and one that is not made lightly. You must do research. The biggest thing is to make sure the person who is h...elping you is legitimate. I cannot tell you how many scammers there out there around the world. The first thing is ask yourself these questions: Is someone in your country going to be given the ok by the Canadian government to work on Canadian immigration?? Think about that. I am Canadian - do you think that I would be allowed to do immigration to Europe or India or anywhere else. NO. So what makes you think someone in your country can do Canadian immigration Think people Do you think that employers In Canada or any other country will go to a foreign country and tell a foreign company to find workers for them when there are thousands of Canadian recruiting companies who do that on Canada. First why would an employer trust someone they don’t know. What are the rules of that country Third do you think that the Canadian government would allow anyone to charge you the worker the foreigner to get a job for you where you pay upwards of $10k when the Canadian government’s goal is to hire a Canadian first. Why wld the govt ask some who is working as a food service person to pay $10k or even more to come to Canada to work for a year and earn $15k. That is a scammer who does this. There are so many other terrible things scammers will say and do to convince you he is legit. If that is true contact the iccrc member who is listed on their website and must be on the iccrc website to make sure that they are real. If they won’t let you do that there is something wrong. March is fraud prevention month and it is our mission to get rid of all the illegal ghosts who do this. Help us stamp out fraud. It’s unethical and it’s unconscionable. Do your due diligence. This is the biggest decision in your life and you need to make sure you work with the right people. Think about it. Your tooth hurts. You don’t to someone down the street to get it pulled. You find out who is licensed who he has seen and you talk to people to make sure he is licensed educated and able to take on the extraction. This might cost you $200 to get done. Think about immigration. It’s a bigger cost and a bigger commitment. It is going to change your life and you want to find the cheapest local you can. Wow. Think about it. !!! Immigration is life changing. Don’t you think you should pay the right person to do the right thing for you?? That person certainly will not be in your country. They are Canadian amd 99 pèrcent of the time in Canada. !!

MARCH IS FRAUD MONTH March is Fraud Prevention Month (FPM), a national awareness campaign aimed at addressing the issues of consumer fraud in several industries including immigration. ICCRC is pleased to again participate in Fraud Prevention Month, in collaboration with the Competition Bureau, the RCMP, and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre. Using our social media, we will share tips on how potential clients can protect themselves and their family against immigration fraud. We ...will also push messages asking people to verify their immigration consultant using our Public Register. As an ICCRC we want to also hear about if you have been scammed by someone posing as an immigration consultant and who was not a licensed ICCRC. We want to know who these people are and let everyone know what they did wrong. We want to stop them just like everyone who has been hurt wants to stop them. As a College, the ICCRC can now charge people because it is a crime to provide immigration services and receive fees in any way shape or form. Help us to get these people off the streets any way we can We need your help to mitigate the impact of immigration fraud. Follow our accounts, share our fraud prevention tips, and use our official hashtags #VerifyYourImmConsultant, #FightImmFraud and #FPM2021. Campaign materials will also be available for download on our Immigration Fraud page and we encourage you to repost our social media posts. Keep visiting ICCRC's web page as they will update it throughout the month. Help prospective immigrants make informed decisions by sharing useful information.

A Montreal company offers hope to prospective immigrants, but doesn't exist A Montreal Gazette investigation has confirmed that a fake construction firm is behind an elaborate immigration scam targeting educated workers. Author of the article:Matthew Lapierre Local Journalism Initiative Reporter...Continue reading

Manitoba Class-action claim filed against disgraced immigration lawyer Lawsuit claims man lost $350,000 investment in scheme set up by Paul Hesse Cameron MacLean CBC News Posted: Aug 11, 2020 6:07 AM CT | Last Updated: 7 hours ago...Continue reading

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Canada Further Tightens Travel Across the Border Frost Brown Todd LLC Canada recently announced quarantine requirements on all travelers entering Canada due to COVID-19. Travelers exhibiting or experiencing cough, fever, or difficulty breathing must immediately isolate for 14 days upon arrival. Travelers who do not have a place to isolate will be required to isolate for 14 days in a facility designated by the Canadian government. Travelers not exhibiting symptoms are also req...uired to self-isolate for 14 days immediately upon arrival. Healthy persons who are essential to the movement of goods and people are exempt from the mandatory quarantine. This includes transportation industry workers, workers directly involved in moving goods across the border, and workers who commute across the border for their employment. This decision comes after two additional rounds of border restrictions are still in place. Canada originally announced on March 16, 2020 that the country was closing its borders to all travelers except Canadian citizens, U.S. citizens, and persons involved in the flow of goods and trade across the border. Then on March 20, 2020, the U.S. and Canada announced that all non-essential travel across the border would be prohibited. Travel for purposes of tourism and social visits are, for the time being, not possible. Travel for employment, necessary business travel, and travel-related to supply chains and flow of goods across the border is still permitted, although now potentially subject to the mandatory 14-day quarantine. The latest border restrictions present two key takeaways. First, given the somewhat vague details of what business travelers are essential to the movement of goods and people, some legitimate business travelers to Canada might find themselves subject to the mandatory 14-day quarantine. Anyone planning business travel to Canada should consider how essential such travel is to their business, and whether the travel might be postponed. Second, travel across the border has been significantly restricted multiple times recently. Further restrictions, and a more significant border shutdown, are conceivable, so anyone planning to travel to Canada right now must consider the possibility that returning home may take longer and be more difficult than initially planned.

We at Adventus Canada Immigration are here during this time of crisis to help our clients get through this challenging and stressful time. If you have immigration concerns, please be aware that we are trying our best to help you by providing the answers that you are looking for and to find ways to help you. All immigration processing times have been delayed due to COVID 19 but will continue. These delays are affecting IELTS, biometrics, ECAs, and processing times. IRCC is s...till operating and working through the processing of your files, albeit on a much different level than previously. We are also working on your files on a continuous basis to ensure that you remain in status and/or having your documents completed in the best manner possible given the current global pandemic. Everyone is working together to try to do what we can. In the meantime, please be patient, stay safe, and stay home. If you need to contact us please email us at [email protected] and we will try to address your questions as best we can. Thank you for your understanding.

Ms. Jean Toews B.Comm, RCIC, CAPIC Licensed Immigration Consultant Calgary, Alberta, CANADA Telephone: +1(403) 699 96 88 Fax: +1(403) 290 8457 ... You can contact the Office of the ICCRC (The Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council) at 5500 North Service Road, Suite 1002 Burlington, ON L7L 6W6 Tel: 289-348-0422 1-877-836-7543 (Toll free) Fax: 1-877-315-9868 Email: [email protected] You can verify her I C C R C registration through this link: http://www.iccrc-crcic.ca/home.cfm

Yellowknife businessman suing immigration consultant for $375K Shengtang Wang seeking compensation for breach of contract, other damages John Van Dusen CBC News Posted: Nov 30, 2020 8:21 AM CT | ...Continue reading

The Mixed-Orientation Couple: a dramatic development in Canadian immigration law ANALYSIS: Canadian judge rules couples do not have to be of the same sexual orientation for conjugal sponsorship Michael Schwartz Updated on November 17th, 2020 at 01:16pm EST...Continue reading

ARGUMENT The Coronavirus Is Killing Westerners. Immigrants Are Saving Them. Foreign-born doctors and entrepreneurs are at the forefront of fighting the pandemic and resuscitating economies, but nativist politicians still want to keep them out. BY PHILIPPE LEGRAIN | NOVEMBER 17, 2020, 4:28 AM...Continue reading

Canada prepared for mass evacuation of citizens in Hong Kong if necessary Solarina Ho CTVNews.ca Writer @shtweet Contact...Continue reading

Unknown zone’: Which international students can come back to Ontario? COVID-19 readiness plans. Quarantine. Delayed permits. International students who planned to attend college or university in this province are facing obstacles on their path back to the classroom By Ashley Okwuosa - Published on Nov 06, 2020...Continue reading

Something to ease the minds of students out there who have not been able to come to Canada to pursue their education yet. This was announced by IRCC on August 28th Important new measures on post-graduation work permit eligibility for students beginning programs online Ottawa, August 26, 2020Many prospective international students who would like to study in Canada this fall are facing uncertainty due to travel restrictions. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada recogn...izes this, and will continue to ensure that Canada’s immigration programs are flexible to respond to these uncertainties with 3 new measures on post-graduation work permit eligibility for students beginning programs online. These changes are being implemented to provide more flexibility on eligibility rules for the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program for students who need or want to start their Canadian study program online from abroad. Three changes are being introduced: Students may now study online from abroad until April 30, 2021, with no time deducted from the length of a future post-graduation work permit, provided 50% of their program of study is eventually completed in Canada. Students who have enrolled in a program that is between 8 and 12 months in length, with a start date from May to September 2020, will be able to complete their entire program online from abroad and still be eligible for a post-graduation work permit. Students who have enrolled in a program with a start date from May to September 2020 and study online up to April 30, 2021, and who graduate from more than one eligible program of study, may be able to combine the length of their programs of study when they apply for a post-graduation work permit in the future, as long as 50% of their total studies are completed in Canada. To be eligible for these measures, students must have submitted a study permit application before starting a program of study in the spring, summer, or fall 2020 semester, or the January 2021 semester. All students must eventually be approved for a study permit. The easing of COVID-19 related restrictions will depend on the progress made in Canada and around the world in containing the spread of the coronavirus. IRCC will continue to closely monitor the situation and assess whether further changes are needed.