Colin R. Singer is a Canadian immigration lawyer who has been in good standing with the Barreau du Québec for more than 35 years. As Founder and Managing Partner of immigration.ca — Canada’s longest-standing online immigration platform, operating since 1994 — he is recognized as one of Canada’s foremost authorities on economic-class and business immigration.
His practice focuses on skilled-worker and business immigration, including the recruitment of international professionals, intra-company transfers, and Canada’s Start-Up Visa program. He advises individuals, families, and corporate clients across healthcare, manufacturing, food services, construction, and technology, and leads immigration.ca’s appeal and advocacy work on behalf of applicants challenging refused visa and immigration decisions.
Canada introduces immigration fraud penalties of up to $1.5 million. Learn who faces fines, how the rules work and how to check immigration consultants.
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Canada removes the 90-day LMIA limit for eligible work permit applicants. Learn who qualifies, how maintained status works and what changes mean for foreign workers.
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A preliminary immigration.ca estimate suggests about 280,000 US-based Lost Canadians and their spouses could move to Canada under Bill C-3.
Canada and the UAE sign a trade agreement opening potential work permit routes for skilled professionals, business visitors and intra-company transferees in 2027.
Quebec Experience Program applications close October 31, 2026. Find out who qualifies, the requirements for workers and graduates, and how to apply before the deadline.
Quebec renames its immigration ministry as the new government plans to cut permanent admissions to 35,000 and reshape skilled worker and temporary immigration rules.
Ontario relaunches its REDI immigration initiative for six northern and rural communities through 2027. Learn who qualifies and how the regional program works.
Canada’s work permit population has risen 8.2% since 2024 despite a 57% drop in worker arrivals. New IRCC data reveals why temporary resident numbers remain high.
Canada’s immigration cuts may worsen workforce ageing as Statistics Canada reports falling labour force participation and 110,000 jobs lost in two months.
