Vancouver Immigration And Cross-Border Injury Law Blog
New pathways for low-skilled workers to gain permanent residence
Immigrants play a vital role in Canada’s economy, filling essential jobs from healthcare to agriculture. Their impact is undeniable.
Returning snowbirds face travel restrictions
BC snowbirds returning from the U.S. must meet strict border entry requirements. Learn the latest policies.
Drivers reminded that roads could also be slippery without rain
Road oil, like black ice, makes roads slippery in summer. Drivers on cross-border trips should beware of sudden traction loss. Learn more about the dangers.
Options to recover damages after a British Columbia car accident
If ICBC denies your accident claim, you have legal options. Tribunals and courts may rule differently than ICBC decisions.
Crossing the Border From the U.S. to Canada in a Rental Vehicle
Driving a rental car from the U.S. to Canada? Learn about Canadian immigration requirements, insurance, documents, and what to do if you’re injured in B.C.
Enforcement policy to control cannabis taken across the border
Cannabis is legal in Canada but illegal to take into the U.S. Some exemptions exist for permit holders. Know the rules before crossing.
Global Skills Strategy allows short-term work without permit
Canada’s Global Skills Strategy allows researchers and skilled workers to work without a permit. Learn eligibility rules.
How winter weather complicates cross-border crashes
Even experienced winter drivers face risks. Snow, ice, and slippery roads can still lead to crashes. Stay prepared for safe winter driving.
Travel loophole between Canada and U.S. might be closed soon
Unlike land borders, U.S. flights remain unrestricted. Many Canadians fly south for vacations despite COVID-related policies.
Auto accidents a leading cause of Canadian injuries and death
Transport Canada reports that 90% of crashes are preventable. Most result from ignoring road rules and risky driving behaviors.