Canada After September 11: Immigration & Settlement

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There are few subjects more controversial in Canada than Immigration. Nearly every
Canadian has an opinion, often a strongly held opinion. Some are very much pro-Immigration; some are
equally very much anti-immigration. What no one disputes is the tremendous impact that immigration
has had, and will continue to have, on Canadian our values, our economy, our sense of ourselves.

Sam Bayat’ s treatment of Canadian immigration is an exuberant and robust
examination of everything from the historical to the practical. This book is a
unique blend
of understanding the Big Picture and understanding the “how to”: how
to make an immigration
application, how to get a job, buy a house or start a business.

Sam and I, as expatriate Canadian lawyers, approach immigration from the
same perspective. Our clients want to know how to immigrate to Canada and how
to make a successful transition to Canada after landing. This book provides
valuable advice on both the process of immigration and making the transition to Canada as home.

Carter Hoppe
Carter Hoppe Legal Consultants

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