immigration lawyer, Will Tao, was quoted in the Vancouver CityNews1130 on August 26 about the new announcement on low-wage temporary foreign workers.
In a recent article for The Toronto Star, immigration lawyers Amandeep Hayer and Will Tao discuss the implications of Bill C-71, which aims to grant citizenship to “Lost Canadians”.
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