R. v. Eustaquio, 2018 ABPC 55 – Lessons Learned About Misrepresentation as an Immigration Offense
This case comes from the Provincial Court of Alberta, with the judgment having been released in March 2018. Ms. Eustaquio (“Ms. E”) is a 60-year
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This case comes from the Provincial Court of Alberta, with the judgment having been released in March 2018. Ms. Eustaquio (“Ms. E”) is a 60-year
First of all, the intention is good. It carries out an obligation from 2015. Foreign nationals in B.C. who hold an employer-specific work permit for an
One of the major impetuses of my decision to switch practices and move to a new law firm was to shift my practice from providing
A fundamental principle of natural justice/procedural fairness is that an applicant should have knowledge of the case against them, especially in the context of receiving reasons for
First week officially in the books. I look around at my office, out at Victory Square through one clear and one not so clear glass
As a lawyer, I ultimately have two major loyalties. The first, to my client, to ensure to defend their interest to the best of my
I have noticed a bit of a trend in immigration over the past half year one that I believe will set the stage for 2018.
Will Tao is an Award-Winning Canadian Immigration and Refugee Lawyer, Writer, and Policy Advisor based in Vancouver. Vancouver Immigration Blog is a public legal resource and social commentary.