Immigration consultant convicted for fraudulent practices in Manitoba

Balkaran Singh, a 45-year-old Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant based in Winnipeg, has been found guilty of immigration-related offences. An investigation conducted by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) uncovered Mr. Singh's involvement in producing fraudulent documents and misrepresenting employment offers. Mr. Singh entered a guilty plea to charges of counselling misrepresentation under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. The court imposed a sentence comprising house arrest, community service, and a significant financial penalty. This case underscores the CBSA's dedication to preserving the integrity of Canada's immigration system.