You are paying for the nation’s debt addiction
Budget season is approaching and while government debt has been increasing rapidly for years in Canada
International students face “Canadian struggle”
Canada is looking at capping the number of international students as the immigration minister says the move is to tackle "a system that has gotten out of control
2023: A record rear for Canada's federal court immigration litigation
A judicial review is the last option available to challenge an immigration decision. In 2023 a staggering 16,000+ cases were filed.
Husband and wife legal team gets King’s Counsel designation
Joven Narwal and Cheryl D’Sa among 26 lawyers recognized with exceptional contributions to the legal profession in British Columbia.
29th Miss Chinese Vancouver Pageant winner announced
Fairchild Television marked its 30th anniversary on November 30th.
Food industry in the spotlight at COP28
COP28, the global climate change summit organized by the United Nations, will dedicate Dec. 10 to discussing food and water, a decision driven by a compelling rationale
Immigrants rate BC plan to protect gig workers
The province’s introduction of minimum wage and job protections for gig workers, many of them immigrants, is raising questions about equity
New program targets skills, trades shortages
Canada’s new category-based immigration stream will make it easier for economic migrants and students to find work in the trades
Uncharted territory: Canada doubles cost-of-living financial requirements to obtain student visas
New applicants will need to show they have C$20,635 to cover the first year of living expenses in Canada
Opioid makers lawsuit exposes BC’s hypocrisy
The government of British Columbia is off on another lengthy legal boondoggle as it seeks to make opioid manufacturers pay for the ongoing epidemic of opioid overdoses