Beyond the Border: A Year End Immigration Wrap-Up
We are pleased to present Beyond the Border: A Year End Immigration Wrap-Up. Compiled by lawyers from our Immigration team, this 2022 update covers topics including a look back at the end of pandemic restrictions that significantly impacted travel, a review of several changes impacting immigration applications and processes that occurred throughout the year, and a look forward to the Government of Canada’s ambitious immigration targets for 2023 to 2025.
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IN THIS ISSUE: A New Brunswick business lawyer’s perspective by Peter Klohn Why Canada’s immigration rules matter to your business by Andrea Baldwin Financing Energy Projects during the Project Lifecycle by Lydia Bugden, Colm St. Roch Seviour and Tauna Staniland Download…
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