Immigrate to Canada Through The Federal Self-Employed Program

While the Express Entry system is the most popular pathway for non-business applicants to apply for permanent residence in Canada, the program can be relatively challenging for many candidates who are unable to achieve a satisfying score on the CRS ranking system due to their age, language ability or other selection criteria.
Your rights when it comes to dog attacks

The spring is here and in no time parks and patios will be filled with dogs and their owners enjoying the warmer weather.
Insurance claims explained: First steps
Unreasonable Delays At The Federal Level For The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP) Applicants.

The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP) is considered to be a highly successful program and the only one of its kind in Canada for high net worth business individuals and their families worldwide who wish to immigrate to Canada and can do so through the Province of Quebec on the basis of a passive investment.
Using accident benefits to access medical cannabis treatment
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, you may be entitled to up to $65,000 in medical benefits for up to five years if you have sustained injuries deemed by the insurer to fall outside the Minor Injury Guideline. Typically, individuals use these funds to pay for psychologists, physiotherapies, massage therapists, chiropractors, […]
Canadian PR’s Can Benefit From an EU Passport

Many Canadian permanent residents are discovering that a European Passport can be an effective solution to some of the challenges faced by new Canadian permanent residents (PR’s).
The road ahead: A look into driverless cars
With new laws recently passed to finally make a dent in the number of fatalities that result from distracted driving, the idea of passing the wheel to an automated machine in the not-so-distant-future seems more and more attractive.
Can we count on your vote for Canadian Lawyer Magazine’s Top 10 Personal Injury Firms?
Voting is now open for Canadian Lawyer Magazine’s 2019 Top 10 Personal Injury Firms. Voting ends on February 25th, 2019 and the Pace Law Firm is humbled to be again nominated for this recognition and honour. We would greatly appreciate your support and endorsement in the personal injury category. Time commitment: This anonymous survey takes ONLY 2 […]
Bringing Canada’s distracted driving laws into focus
Ontario is leading the way with Canada’s toughest distracted driving laws to date geared at finally impacting the never-ending cycle of deaths and injuries. Bill 174 that was passed on December 12, 2017 went into effect on January 1, 2019 amending the Highway Traffic Act. Within this Bill is the section related to penalties for interacting with […]
Serious injury is only one of the impacts of driving impaired

Going to a holiday party this season? If you plan to drink or use marijuana, think hard before getting behind the wheel of a car. Apart from getting seriously hurt in a car accident, here are five additional consequences to consider.