As we move into 2025, Canada’s immigration landscape continues to evolve in response to shifting domestic priorities, global events, economic and labour market needs, and developments in technology. In anticipation of these changes, our team has put together a list of ten Canadian immigration developments likely to emerge in 2025.
On December 23, 2024, the Government of Canada announced a significant update aimed at preserving the integrity of the country’s immigration system and combating fraud.
Effective January 8, 2025, all Canadian citizens must apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) to enter or travel through the United Kingdom (UK).
A guide to help you to stay on top of your Canadian passport renewal and understand what to do if you lose your passport.
A new deadline of March 19, 2025, has been set to remedy the second generation limitation on citizenship by descent.
Canada has positioned itself as a global hub for innovation and technology, attracting a skilled workforce from around the world. For tech companies looking to expand or hire talent, several immigration programs can streamline the process.
Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole is here to answer your questions following the end of the temporary public policy.
Green and Spiegel is delighted to announce that Who’s Who Legal (WWL) has recognized three of the firm’s Senior Partners as among the highest-ranked lawyers in WWL: Canada 2024.
Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole is here to answer your questions following the end of the temporary public policy.
Panelists Shoshana Green and Madison Kelly provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
U.S. citizens and foreign nationals living in the U.S. who want to make a claim for refugee protection in Canada face significant challenges.
Panelists Shoshana Green and Madison Kelly provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
With Canada’s close proximity and strong economic ties to the U.S., Canada is a top immigration destination for individuals contemplating a move from the U.S. Explore some of the most common pathways to immigrate from the U.S. to Canada.
In a move aimed at recalibrating the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, Canadian Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages, Randy Boissonnault, has announced further reductions and compliance measures.
Green and Spiegel is proud to announce its inclusion as one of Canada’s Best Law Firms for 2025 by The Globe and Mail’s Report on Business.
In an interview with HRReporter, Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole discussed the impact of the updated guidance issued by the Canadian government on its International Mobility Program.
In a seminar with NextStars, Green and Spiegel Managing Partner, Stephen W. Green, discussed how the Start-up Visa and Canada’s immigration policies provide incredible opportunities for newcomer innovators to build thriving businesses in Canada.
We are delighted to announce the addition of two leaders to our senior management team. Rani Kaur is our Senior Director of Finance and Sara Rembacz is our Director of Marketing and Business Development.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada released significant policy updates for work permit applications filed under the International Mobility Program, and specifically, the Intra-Company Transfer categories.
We are proud to announce that Green and Spiegel has once again been recognized as a Band 1 law firm for Immigration in the Chambers Canada 2025 Guide.
