What has changed? What matters? What’s coming down the pipeline?

Join us for a timely year-end round-up of Canadian immigration law developments in 2026. We will examine the key changes that have shaped Canada’s immigration landscape this year, consider what they mean for employers and foreign workers, and look ahead to developments on the horizon.

Topics to be addressed at this webinar include:
● Permanent residence selection trends and developments
● Proposed Express Entry amendments
● Work permit developments and policy changes
● Immigration levels plan for 2027 and beyond
● New realities for international students
● What employers should be planning for in 2027

Details About the Webinar

Wednesday, December 9, 2026 · 12:00 p.m. Pacific Time (US & Canada) (GMT -8:00)
Cost: Free
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About the Speaker

1783967607-dfb925653d6c54d9 Susan Martyn
Counsel

Susan has 20+ years of experience in business immigration. She advises clients on a full range of business immigration matters including work permits, temporary resident visas, permanent resident applications, citizenship applications and inadmissibility issues. She also provides advice relating to risk management and compliance best practices.

She has represented clients in a variety of industries including tech, life sciences, natural resources, engineering, retail and manufacturing.

Susan keeps clients updated on the most recent developments in immigration law and, equally importantly, helps them to understand what these changes mean for their businesses.

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