Borderlines

#166 - The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Ali Esnaashari and Kaveh Shahrooz join to discuss the Canadian immigration implications of Canada's decision to designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization.Topics Explored...

2 Jun 20251h 4min

#165 - Is Canada soft on crime? with Kyla Lee

In this episode, Vancouver criminal defense lawyer and Driving Law podcast host Kyla Lee unpacks Canada’s criminal justice system, tackling listener questions on bail, sentencing, and mental health tr...

30 Mai 202550min

#164 - Inadmissibility for Human Rights Violations

When permanent residents and foreign nationals can be found inadmissible for violating human or international rights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

27 Mai 20251h 4min

#163 - Mini Flash Update on Work Permit Issues

Deanna and Steve discuss an internal IRCC document listing numerous challenges that employers are having with IRCC, including processing delays, security screening, the BC PNP, high points in Express ...

13 Mai 202540min

#162 - Canada's Aging Population, Demographics and Immigration, with Daniel Hiebert

Daniel Hiebert is an Emeritus Professor of Geography at the University of British Columbia. We discuss his recent paper for the CD Howe Institute titled "Balancing Canada’s Population Growth and Agein...

5 Mai 202558min

#161 - Mark Carney Wins = 100,000,000 Canadians?, with Mark Holthe

Mark Holthe is an immigration lawyer in Lethbridge and the President of the Canadian Immigration Institute. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

30 Apr 202545min

#160 - Landlord Tenant Law, with Benjamin Meadow

Benjamin Meadow is a lawyer in Vancouver, British Columbia. We discuss whether landlords can charge temporary residents more for rent or security deposits, when a foreign worker's lease is tied to the...

28 Apr 20251h