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Notice of Election for the National Executive Committee members

The National Citizenship & Immigration Law Section is seeking nominations for the position of Secretary, and up to seven Executive Members, for the term September 1, 2009 to August 31, 2010.

If you're interested in nominating yourself or another Section member, please see the Notice of Election for full details.

Nominations must be received by Monday, June 8, 2009 c/o Rachelle Watson.


Submissions

Ex parte Interim Stay Motions at Federal Court: Letter to Federal Court of Canada

Bill C-291 — Immigration and Refugee Protection Act Amendments: Letter to Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration

Consultation on Inventory Management in the Refugee Protection Division: Letter to Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada

Advertising Requirements — CMO: Letter to Human Resources and Social Development Canada

Immigration Portfolio Priorities: Letter to Minister of Citizenship and Immigration

More CBA submissions


Newsletter

View previous newsletters.

The Section is currently looking for articles for its next newsletter. If you would like to contribute to the next edition, please contact CBA Newsletters.
 


CLE

Continuing Legal Education

  • National Citizenship and Immigration Law Conference, May 13-15, 2010 (Marriott Hotel, Halifax N.S.)
  • Missed a conference? See Citizenship and Immigration Section CLE archive or purchase course materials through the CBA Store.

Meetings

Meetings

  • National Section Executive meeting, May 2010 (Halifax)

Mandate

Mandate

This Section's primary objectives are to:

  • maintain a dialogue with the Immigration and Refugee Board and to conduct continuing liaison with its senior officials;
  • discuss existing legislation and proposed legislative changes;
  • ensure that abuses in the enforcement and administration aspects of immigration are publicly voiced;
  • conduct continuing legal education seminars; and
  • enhance the professionalism of lawyers dealing in the area of immigration law.

 

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