Four Green and Spiegel lawyers have been included in The Best Lawyers Canada, 2026 Edition. Congratulations to Green and Spiegel Senior Partners Shoshana T. Green, Evan J. Green and Stephen W. Green, as well as Senior Associate Valerie Kleinman.
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Panelists Hilete Stein and Claire MacLean will discuss eligibility for Canadian citizenship for those with a Canadian born grandparent.
As we move into 2025, Canada’s immigration landscape continues to evolve in response to shifting domestic priorities, global events, economic and labour market needs, and developments in technology. In anticipation of these changes, our team has put together a list of ten Canadian immigration developments likely to emerge in 2025.
A new deadline of March 19, 2025, has been set to remedy the second generation limitation on citizenship by descent.
Canada has positioned itself as a global hub for innovation and technology, attracting a skilled workforce from around the world. For tech companies looking to expand or hire talent, several immigration programs can streamline the process.
Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole is here to answer your questions following the end of the temporary public policy.
Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole is here to answer your questions following the end of the temporary public policy.
Panelists Shoshana Green and Madison Kelly provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
Panelists Shoshana Green and Madison Kelly provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
In an interview with HRReporter, Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole discussed the impact of the updated guidance issued by the Canadian government on its International Mobility Program.
In a seminar with NextStars, Green and Spiegel Managing Partner, Stephen W. Green, discussed how the Start-up Visa and Canada’s immigration policies provide incredible opportunities for newcomer innovators to build thriving businesses in Canada.
Speakers Stephen W. Green, Eren Sari, and Benjamin Green from Green and Spiegel shared their expertise regarding the practicalities involved in global investments from a business and immigration perspective.
Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole is here to answer your questions following the end of the temporary public policy.
Since the introduction of Bill C-71, an Act to amend the Citizenship Act (2024), in the House of Commons, many individuals have raised questions about qualifying under the new rules. Green and Spiegel LLP understands these concerns and hopes to help clarify what to expect from Bill C-71.
In an interview with the Financial Post, Green and Spiegel Managing Partner Stephen Green shared his thoughts on the increasing demand for Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) and the challenges many foreign workers are now facing.
Hear from our Start-up Visa client, Bhavesh Thakkar, as he shares his journey and success with Green and Spiegel.
Panelists Hilete Stein and Claire MacLean provided the anticipated requirements and next steps of Canada’s Caregiver Pilot Program.
Panelists Peter Salerno and Jonathan Green provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
The pathway to citizenship for second generation Canadians is undergoing significant changes under Bill C-71, however, the issue remains for IRCC that the new law has not yet come into effect by the Court’s initial deadline of June 19, 2024.
