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Month: January 2022


Don’t forget mental well-being after car accidents

Jan 21, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Many people might have suffered the mental consequences of car accidents without linking them to the crash. Physical injuries like bruises, lacerations, broken bones, sprains and concussions are typically more apparent. However, the effects of mental trauma can persist long after the physical injuries have healed, but crash victims might not know what symptoms to look … Continue reading “Don’t forget mental well-being after car accidents”

Cross-border personal injuries often caused by car accidents

Jan 20, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Vehicle accidents account for more than 180 deaths in British Columbia each year, and hundreds more crash victims suffer life-changing injuries. According to statistics for 2015 through 2019, almost 70% of those who lost their lives were males. Furthermore, one in five victims were younger than 24 years old.  During that period, the average number of accident-related hospitalizations annually was just short … Continue reading “Cross-border personal injuries often caused by car accidents”

Social media following personal injury: how to protect your case

Jan 19, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury, Injuries

A serious accident can turn your whole life upside-down. One minute, you’re happy and carefree – and the next, you’re in a hospital bed, unable to work or care for your children. When the accident is the result of someone else’s negligence, it can be easy to be overcome with emotions of anger and despair. … Continue reading “Social media following personal injury: how to protect your case”

Environment Canada warns travellers of hazardous road conditions

Jan 13, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Snow, rain showers, wind and flurries are typical weather conditions in British Columbia. Environment Canada has urged motorists to take extra care on the roads and to avoid unnecessary driving. The new year kicked off with heavy snowfalls, icy winds, rain and hazardous road conditions. Sadly, several people lost their lives in car accidents over the … Continue reading “Environment Canada warns travellers of hazardous road conditions”

Eligibility requirements for foreign nationals to study in Canada

Jan 4, 2022 | Canadian Immigration Law

Students worldwide explore their options to study in countries other than their home countries. A significant percentage of potential students find learning institutions across Canada, including British Columbia, attractive options. Those who do typically have questions about eligibility for study permits and how long such permits are valid.  Who can study in Canada without a study permit? People with … Continue reading “Eligibility requirements for foreign nationals to study in Canada”

Back to lockdown rules for crossing the border into Canada

Jan 3, 2022 | Canadian Immigration Law

The Canada Border Services Agency recently announced that new border measures were implemented on Dec. 21. Those travelling into or returning to Canada will still need to be aware of it and understand their obligations before making any travel arrangements. Regardless of how long they have been away, travellers to British Columbia or other provinces or territories must undergo … Continue reading “Back to lockdown rules for crossing the border into Canada”