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Colin R. Singer, Attorney Colin R. Singer, Managing Partner of Immigration.ca is a licensed Canadian lawyer in good standing with a Canadian Law Society (the Quebec Law Society) during the past 25 years and is authorized by the Canadian and Quebec governments to represent your interests in all immigration matters. You may obtain a confirmation
July 3, 2018 – The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program and the St Kitts & Nevis Immigrant Investor Program are two of the oldest investment immigration streams in the global residence through investment industry. Comparing a residency program to a citizenship program may seem of limited value. But given the history of the two programs and
2 July, 2018 – Canada’s Express Entry selection system enjoyed a prolific second quarter of 2018. The 22,200 invitations issued was the third highest quarterly total on record. The range of minimum Comprehensive Ranking System scores is narrower than ever. Most draws were within two or three points needed to receive an Invitation to Apply.
28 June, 2018 – Skilled workers invited to apply for British Columbia immigration saw the minimum points requirement drop in the latest BC PNP draw. Invitations for the province’s direct skilled worker stream were given to candidates scoring 87 in the June 27 draw, three points lower then the June 20 draw. Minimum scores for
June 28, 2018 – Nova Scotia immigration officials conducted new draws under the province’s Entrepreneur and Graduate Entrepreneur streams on June 26, 2018. The Entrepreneur draw saw 22 candidates issued with Invitations to Apply for Nova Scotia immigration, with the lowest-ranked candidate scoring 120 points. The previous draw, on May 21 2018, saw 18 Invitations to
June 28, 2018 – Canadian permanent residents with an impaired driving conviction can lose their status and be deported under a strict change to the criminal code. Bill C-46 changes the law so that all impaired driving offences are considered ‘serious criminality’. The new provisions received Royal Assent on June 21, 2018 and comes into
June 27, 2018 – The BC PNP Tech Pilot has been extended for another year to give British Columbia technology companies continued fast access to in-demand skilled workers. Job offer requirements have been relaxed as part of the extension, with effect from June 26, 2018. Candidates now only require a one-year full time job offer
June 27, 2018 – A new batch of technology skilled workers have been pushed to the front of the line of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The province conducted its latest BC Tech Pilot draw on June 20, inviting 26 candidates to apply. Waiting times are cut for the most in-demand skilled workers under
January 1, 2018 – As 2018 begins, at least one economic indicator stands out in Canada from 2017. Both Quebec and Canada had an exceptional year in reducing unemployment and creating new jobs. Between November 2016 and 2017, Canada created 390,000 jobs, which represents an annual growth of 2.1%. For Quebec, at 78,000 jobs, the
