
Post-Graduate Restoration Woes Continue – Ntamag and the Nookala R.182 IRPR Conundrum
It has been awhile since I have written on post-graduate work permits and restoration but I feel inclined to do so as a result of
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It has been awhile since I have written on post-graduate work permits and restoration but I feel inclined to do so as a result of

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Since January of this year, IRCC has now provided instructions that allow for authorized leave periods of up to 150-days contingent on school approval.

Recently in Sbayti v. Canada (MCI), 2019 FC 1296, Justice Pamel (a recent appointee to the Federal Court earlier this year) had a bit of
In today’s bit of a fun exercise for people who like to dork out on these things, let’s take a look at the six-month on
Dual intent is an important and increasing oft-used provision of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (“IRPA”) particularly for those applicants who straddle the pathway
R v. Singh 2019 ABPC 37 is an Alberta Provincial Court decision involving an international student Mr. Surinder Singh who appeared at the port of
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