CBA Presentation re: crimmigration
Peter Edelmann is giving a presentation to CBA - Edmonton (Canadian Bar Association) regarding crimmigration on November 16, 2016. Crimmigration is the intersection between criminal law and immigration law.
Peter Edelmann is giving a presentation to CBA - Edmonton (Canadian Bar Association) regarding crimmigration on November 16, 2016. Crimmigration is the intersection between criminal law and immigration law.
Peter Edelmann is participating in the national consultation by the standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security on The Green Paper. This Green Paper is intended to prompt discussion and debate about Canada's national security framework, which will inform policy changes that will be made following the consultation process.
Erica Olmstead is giving the welcoming and congratulatory remarks this evening at the graduation ceremony for the University of British Columbia's Certificate in Immigration: Laws, Policies and Procedures (CILPP).
Erica Olmstead participated in a panel discussion on Inequalities and the realities of intersectionalities - applying theories to the real world in a sociology class (SOC 361) at the University of British Columbia.
Jennifer Ellis is giving a talk about Representing Vulnerable Persons at the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants' National Education Conference in Vancouver.
Peter Edelmann was interviewed on CBC radio regarding the Federal government's 2017 level of immigration plan.
Peter Edelmann was interviewed on CBC radio's The Coast regarding hate crimes in Abbotsford
On the 7th Borderlines podcast episode, Tom Davidoff and David Eby joins Peter Edelmann and I to discuss Vancouver’s housing market. Tom Davidoff is an Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia’s Sauder School of Business. He is frequently cited in the Vancouver media as being an expert on Vancouver’s housing market, and was part of [...]
Peter Edelmann was a guest lecturer at the Administrative and Regulatory law seminar in the Criminology Department at the Richmond campus of Kwantlen Polytechnic University. He gave the students a practitioner's view of immigration law and the nuts and bolts of administrative decision-making, with a particular focus on the Tran case that will be heard [...]
On the 6th podcast episode of Borderlines, Dani Willetts joins Peter Edelmann and Steve Meurrens to discuss the decision making process at Canada’s immigration department, her experience transitioning from a career working for CIC to being an immigration consultant, some recent cases impacting international graduates in particular with regards to the Post-Graduate Work Permit program, a recent [...]