Ontario Court of Appeal: Landlord’s Estate Cannot Pursue N12 Own-Use Eviction After Death
In Miller Estate v. Arguelles, 2026 ONCA 518 the Court held an estate is not an ‘individual’ under RTA s.48 and missing prior N12 disclosure under s.71.1 cannot be cured. Practical guidance for tenants and landlords.
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Canada’s First Express Entry Draw for Skilled Military Recruits: What the July 23 Results Mean
IRCC issued just 4 ITAs in the first Skilled Military Recruits Express Entry draw on July 23, 2026 at CRS 368. Eligibility, process, and next steps explained.
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IRCC Tightens C20 Reciprocal Employment Work Permits: Current Employees Only as of July 2026
IRCC updated C20 reciprocal employment guidelines on 29 July 2026. New hires who start work only upon arrival in Canada no longer qualify for this LMIA-exempt permit.
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Visitor Record Extensions: Staying Longer in Canada Legally
How to apply for a visitor record to extend your stay in Canada, including implied status rules, required documents, fees, and current processing times.
Read post →IRCC’s 10 Tips to Prevent Immigration Application Delays in 2026: Practical Guide from a Brampton RCIC
IRCC released 10 practical tips on August 1, 2026 to help applicants avoid common mistakes that slow processing. Here is the official list expanded with RCIC insights, common pitfalls, and steps to submit a decision-ready application.
Read post →IRCC Processing Times and Inventory Update: Late July 2026 — What It Means for Your Application
IRCC’s late-July 2026 temporary residence processing times show mixed results, with some work and study permit estimates lengthening for certain countries. Overall inventory remains above 1.5 million. Here’s the breakdown and how to plan.
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IRCC Procedural Fairness Letter: What It Means and How to Respond
A practical guide to reading an IRCC procedural fairness letter, organizing evidence, and submitting a clear response on time.
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Ontario's New Late-Rent Rule: When Repeated Delays May Support an LTB Case
Ontario has defined one pattern of persistent late rent, but the rule is not yet in force and does not make eviction automatic.
Read post →Mark Carney: Canada Has ‘Taken Back Control’ of Immigration – What It Means for Applicants in 2026
PM Mark Carney says Canada has taken back control of immigration after sharp cuts to students, temporary workers and asylum claims. Practical analysis for Express Entry, study permits and Provincial Nominees.
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Canada's Immigration Contraction in 2026: PR Admissions Down 20% and What It Means
Permanent resident admissions fell about 20% in Q1 2026, with nearly half the drop linked to Indian nationals. Temporary targets are cut and Express Entry stays category-based.
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