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- Important Travel Advisory Updates: What Canadians with U.S. Permanent Residency Need to Know
The Government of Canada has recently updated its official travel advisory for the United States, providing warnings of changes in U.S. immigration law that could affect thousands of Canadians living south of the border. These changes particularly impact Canadian permanent residents in the U.S., inc … Read more »
- Canadian Parental Sponsorship Program 2025: What You Need to Know
Thousands of Canadians will soon receive invitations to apply for parental sponsorship under Canada’s popular Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP). If you are hoping to sponsor your parents for PR in Canada, now is the time to check if you’ve been selected.We’ll walk you through the latest updates … Read more »
- Jeffery v. Google – A Win Against Online Defamation
A Win for Accountability in the Digital AgeIn a significant decision released on May 15, 2025, the Toronto Small Claims Court ruled in favor of immigration lawyer Matthew Jeffery in a defamation case against Google LLC and two former clients. The case, which centered on a series of negative and defa … Read more »
- New Citizenship by Descent Legislation Expands Access for Canadians Born Abroad
Canada Moves to Eliminate First-Generation Citizenship Limit for Children Born OverseasOn June 5, 2025, the Government of Canada announced a significant legislative change that could impact thousands of Canadian families living abroad. The newly introduced Bill C-3, spearheaded by the Honourable Len … Read more »
- New Rules for Temporary Resident Document Cancellations: What You Need to Know
On February 12, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced important updates to Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations. These changes provide immigration and border services officers with stronger authority to cancel temporary resident documents in specific … Read more »