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Month: June 2021


Can British Columbia residents sponsor spouses to join them?

Jun 28, 2021 | Canadian Immigration Law

British Columbia residents who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents can sponsor non-Canadian spouses, conjugal partners or common-law partners to join them. Canadian immigration laws even provides for them to become permanent residents under the spousal sponsorship program.  Eligibility to sponsor a spouse or partner Potential sponsors of foreign partners must meet the following requirements:  They must be 18 years … Continue reading “Can British Columbia residents sponsor spouses to join them?”

BCAA survey shows drivers confuse distractions with multitasking

Jun 17, 2021 | Cross-border Personal Injury

The British Columbia Automobile Association (BCAA) reported the findings of a distracted driving survey. Analysis of the survey indicated British Columbia drivers agree that it is dangerous to use a cellphone while driving. However, they fail to recognize the danger caused by many of the other activities that distract them.  Reportedly, over 25% of all fatal car … Continue reading “BCAA survey shows drivers confuse distractions with multitasking”

Drivers reminded that roads could also be slippery without rain

Jun 16, 2021 | Cross-border Personal Injury

British Columbia drivers often have had to deal with slippery wet roads in the winter. However, safety authorities warn that road oil, a danger similar to black ice, is a potential danger in the summertime. Motorists on cross-border trips could face significant problems should their vehicle tires lose grip.  What is road oil?  Vehicular traffic deposits random oils and asphalt on the … Continue reading “Drivers reminded that roads could also be slippery without rain”

British Columbia immigration option for skilled workers

Jun 7, 2021 | Employment Immigration

British Columbia has a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) in which skilled workers may participate in the Express Entry British Columbia Stream. It is a program for entry-level, semi-skilled and skilled workers. Also eligible might be health care professionals, international post-graduates and graduates. All candidates, except post-graduates, must have either a current job or a firm job offer.  Categories … Continue reading “British Columbia immigration option for skilled workers”