Peter Edelmann was quoted in The Western Star in an article about citizenship misrepresentation.

Congratulations to Peter Edelmann, Erica Olmstead and Shirin Kiamanesh for a job well done in representing our client at the Supreme Court of Canada on Friday, November 10th in Wing Wha Wong v. Her Majesty the Queen.

We are obviously very happy with the decision in Tran v. MPSEP, and although it left some unanswered questions it provides some useful language that will hopefully help to push things forward in other areas. We were very fortunate to have a lot of help from a very collegial bar and some great interveners. The [...]

Erin Roth, Peter Edelmann and Aris Daghighian (Aris was formerly with Edelmann & Co.) received a positive decision on a case that they argued before the Supreme Court of Canada. Tran v. Canada (M.P.S.E.P.), 2017 SCC 50 settled two important issues at the crossroads of criminal and immigration law. First, the Supreme Court determined that a [...]

On November 30, 2017, Peter Edelmann is presenting on criminal inadmissibility at the Refugee Lawyers' Association of Ontario.

Edelmann & Co & Friends have formed a team that will do the Ride for Refuge this Saturday to raise money for Kinbrace who does excellent work assisting refugees settle into Canada. To support our team, and more importantly  Kinbrace, please click here.  Thank you!

Peter Edelmann was quoted in an article from the Canadian Press news service published in the Globe and Mail; The Montreal Gazette; and CBS News.

Jennifer Ellis is co-chair of the RLG for another year. The first meeting of the new year is next week on Monday September 18th from 5:30-7:00 at 440 Cambie Street (McCrae Law) to talk about the IRB's new SOGIE Guidelines. In May 2017, Chairperson’s Guideline 9: Proceedings Before the IRB Involving Sexual Orientation and Gender [...]

On Saturday, September 16, 2017 Peter Edelmann is giving a presentation on refugee law at Ashton College. This presentation is part of their program for Immigration consultants.