Criminal charges and convictions can have lasting immigration consequences in Canada. Under section 36 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), both permanent residents and foreign nationals may be found inadmissible for criminality or serious criminality. This article explains how offences like voyeurism under section 162 of the Criminal Code are treated in immigration law, reviews key cases such as Tran v. Canada (2017 SCC 50), and outlines possible remedies including rehabilitati

Facing an immigration arrest or deportation in Canada can be terrifying — but you still have rights. Learn how to protect yourself at home, in public, or at work, and find out how Apuntar Legal Services can help you challenge a removal order or prepare submissions before the Immigration and Refugee Board.

In Ontario, tenants have the right to live free from landlord harassment. Whether it’s threats, intimidation, or unreasonable demands for payment, the Residential Tenancies Act protects tenants and provides remedies through the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). Here’s what you need to know about your rights and options if you feel harassed.