Day: February 16, 2013

Canada’s Conservative party was elected to power with a modest minority government in the elections held on January 23, 2006, ending 12 years of Liberal

The right to legislate in the field of immigration in Canada is shared equally between the Federal government and the provinces. Since the Quebec government

The December 26, 2004 Earthquake/Tsunami disaster is a tragedy with timing and scope that is beyond comprehension. In addition to an astonishing and sudden loss

The United States government is gearing up for an election year by promoting a controversial amnesty program directed at providing status for between 8-11 Million

The tightening post-9/11 U.S. border-security clampdown will present further restrictions on Canadians intending to enter the United States. Beginning March 17, 2003, Canadian landed residents

As 56 million Americans undertake the painful realization that conservatism has taken a stronghold against liberalism until at least 2008 in the United States, many

The jury has spoken: O.J. Simpson has been acquitted of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. Scientists are surely wondering what role

The exercise of advising prospective immigrants to Canada on the requirements to succeed on a particular visa application and the parameters which attach to the

Where an undertaking has been made by a public body, that an individual will enjoy a particular benefit, or that the public body will perform