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Saskatchewan ministry orders $96,000 compensation for immigration fraud victim
The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training has secured $96,000 in compensation for a victim of unlicensed immigration consulting. Yan Wang, operating without proper authorization, collected fees for services but never filed the required documents with the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. Instead, Wang provided falsified paperwork to the client. After a thorough investigation, ministry officials, exercising their authority under the Immigration Services Act, issue
2 days ago
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Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program enforces integrity with over $500,000 in penalties for rule violations
The Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development has imposed $509,100 in penalties against 77 legal...
Sep 8, 2025
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Immigration Minister proposes enhanced regulations to combat fraudulent consultants
Canada's Immigration Minister is developing stringent new regulations to strengthen the authority of the College of Immigration and...
Aug 12, 2025
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