Green Card Path Made Easier? Perhaps Not
by Andy Semotiuk – Pace Law Firm: The recent news that the U.S. will enable illegal immigrants who are married to U.S. citizens to apply inside the country for a preliminary waiver is good news.
Video: Toronto Personal Injury – Pedestrian And Cyclist Lawsuits
If you have been involved in a pedestrian accident or bicycle accident, does it matter if you have insurance? Does it matter if you own a vehicle? What are the rules?
Immigrating to Canada and the US – Questions and Answers
We receive a lot of questions about Canadian and American immigration on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
Alberta Oil Patch Labour Shortage May Mean More Immigration Opportunities
The Globe and Mail recently ran an article entitled Oil Patch Pushes for Immigration Change.
Solutions for the Illegal Immigration Issue in Toronto
The Toronto Sun recently reported that as many as 100,000 illegal immigrants may be working in the Toronto construction trade.
Applying Old Remedies to New Global Challenges will Always Fail
Sergio Marchi has been invited to speak at this year’s Global Forum on Migration and Development(GFMD), Civil Society Program. NGO’s from over 160 countries will be taking part.
China and Canada: A Bridge to A Prosperous Future
Hon. Sergio Marchi is currently in Shanghai and will be speaking at the the 4th Annual Wealth Management & Private Banking Conference. Here is an excerpt of his remarks:
PGA and Canada China Business Council delegation to China, November 2011
Here are some photos of the Pace team in China for the Canada China Business Council meeting, with various dignitaries and guests.
With Jean Chretien In Beijing
Special Advisor Sergio Marchi, and founder Al Pace with former Prime Minister Jean Chretien in Beijing.
Fake Language Test Results Are No Surprise
by Jim Metcalfe – Pace Law Firm: A recent newspaper article reported that Canadian Visa Officers have long suspected fraud in the way that some immigrants obtain English language test results, and that there is an organized conspiracy in some countries to defeat the purpose of language testing.