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- Canada Gives Work Permit Holders More Flexibility to Take Short-Term Courses
Canada has introduced a temporary policy that gives eligible work permit holders more flexibility to complete short-term education or training without applying for a study permit. The policy took effect on September 4, 2026, and is expected to remain in place until December 31, 2027. It may be cance … Read more »
- Start-Up Visa vs Traditional Business Immigration: Choosing the Right Strategy for Growth
As of September of 2026, Canada has paused its Start-Up Visa Program, making traditional business immigration the obvious choice for entrepreneurial growth. If you’re planning to bring your startup to Canada, you should know that you still have plenty of options despite the current pause. One option … Read more »
- Episode 100: International Trade Law Customs Tariffs and Cross Border Business with Deanna Clark
In this episode of the Ask Canada Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah podcast, Evelyn speaks with Deanna Clark, Founder and Managing Lawyer of Clark Esposito Law Firm, about international trade, customs compliance and the legal challenges businesses face when operating across borders.Evelyn and Deanna d … Read more »
- 2026 Canada Study Permit Rules for International Students
What Are Canada’s Study Permit Rules for International Students in 2026?Most international students need a study permit, acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution, proof of sufficient funds and, unless exempt, a valid PAL or TAL for the 2026 cap year.Eligible students can generally work off … Read more »
- The Hidden Costs of Poor Immigration Planning for Growing Businesses
Poor immigration planning can stunt growth, delay projects, and overload staff. Even if Canadian companies bring in foreign talent with proper work visas, they may struggle to integrate new employees without a clear plan. An effective immigration plan goes beyond Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), … Read more »