Category: Business Immigration Law
Are Tariffs Why Canadian Businesses Move to the U.S.?
Canadian businesses are feeling the pressure. Tariffs are climbing, profits are shrinking, and cross-border trade feels more like a maze than a highway. If you're running ...
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Growing Up Black in Canada: Honouring Black History and Embracing the Future
Black History Month is a time for reflection, learning, and celebration. It serves as a catalyst for deeper conversations about race, identity, and progress. My journey, from immigrating ...
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Don't Get Left Behind: How A Canada Business Immigration Lawyer Can Help
In an increasingly interconnected global economy, businesses often seek to expand their operations beyond borders. This expansion frequently involves the transfer or hiring ...
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E Visa Requirements for Canadian Citizens
E visas, also known as Treaty Investor Visas, are available for Canadian investors and entrepreneurs who want to expand their business into the United States. To qualify for an E visa, ...
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Impacts on Crossborder Canada and US Business Immigration Due to the Pandemic
Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah discussed the significant impacts on business immigration between Canada and the U.S. due to Covid and the pandemic with Caravel Law. ...
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How The U.S. Election Can Benefit Canada Immigration and the Economy
The United States presidential elections are in full swing, with the voting having already begun in many states. Candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump differ in more than political ...
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U.S. Immigration Fee Increases Amid Work Visa Suspensions and USCIS Furloughs
The United States is implementing new immigration fee increases while suspending work visas and as the government agency who oversees visas is planning to furlough up to 75% of its ...
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How Non-Residents Can Open A Business in Canada
If you are a business owner but not a resident of Canada and want to grow your business and open a location in Canada, there are two main ways for existing foreign corporations to register ...
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