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Ryan Rosenberg and Steven Meurrens will be speaking at the Canadian Bar Association’s Immigration Law Conference in Ottawa from May 28, 2026 to May 30, 2026.

Ryan will be speaking on a panel titled “The Business of Immigration Law: Managing the Economics and Practice of Canadian Immigration.” The description of the panel is “This session examines the economic and operational realities of immigration practice in an environment shaped by prolonged processing times, rapid policy change, and a more demanding regulatory framework. The discussion explores practical strategies for building resilient practices, including systems and workflows that improve efficiency, client communication, and predictability, while also addressing pricing pressures, cash flow, and risk management. Panelists will consider the professional and financial implications of increased enforcement, including anticipated administrative monetary penalties and the growing impact of misrepresentation findings, offering guidance for practitioners adapting to an increasingly complex immigration landscape.”

Steven will be speaking on a panel titled “Is IRPA’s Misrepresentation Framework Keeping Up with Modern Digital, High-Volume System Processing?” The description of the panel is “This session reviews recent trends in misrepresentation jurisprudence under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, as allegations are increasingly raised across immigration applications. Drawing on recent case law, the discussion examines how decision makers and the courts assess credibility, materiality, and intent, offers practical guidance on identifying misrepresentation risks before filing, and considers the legal and procedural consequences of actual or threatened allegations. Against the backdrop of twenty-five years of IRPA, the session also explores whether the statutory concept of misrepresentation requires greater clarity to ensure fairness and predictability in current decision making.”

Hannah Lindy and Steven Meurrens will be speaking at the the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants National Citizenship and Immigration Conference on May 28, 2026.

The panel is titled “Out of Runway: When Going Home Is the Safest Flight Plan”  The description of the panel is “A candid discussion on high‑risk files, ethical decision-making, and advising clients when departure may truly be the safest option. No emergency landings—just responsible navigation.”

Hannah Lindy and Jeevyn Dhaliwal, KC, will be speaking at the Canadian Bar Association of British Columbia’s Immigration Law 2026 conference on March 2, 2026.

Hannah will be speaking on a panel titled “No Way Forward, But Can’t Go Back.”  The description of the panel is “Faced with ineligibility and no safe way to return to their country of origin, your clients are left with a final resort: Humanitarian and Compassionate considerations.H&C applications are complex, evidence-heavy and require persuasive arguments for approval. Uncover recent trends in H&C decisions to understand who is getting approved and how to prepare a successful application.”

Jeevyn will be speaking on a panel titled “Immigration Law’s Next Chapter.” The description of her panel is “Who does the province actually need… and where? BC PNP Director and Chief Labour Market Economist dissect the BC Labour Market Outlook 2026, identifying how demographic trends and labour shortages influence immigration planning. Then learn from seasoned lawyers how potential reforms under the Strong Borders Act, Temporary Foreign Worker Program, and future Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada targets may shape your immigration practice.”