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  • Daljit Nirman in conversation with Jasleen Kalra of PTC Canada, discussing the impact of defective federal immigration policies on international students and workers.

    Daljit Nirman Discusses Defective Federal Immigration Policies with Jasleen Kalra, Highlighting Impacts on International Students and Workers

    By NirmansLawPublished On: January 8, 2025

    Daljit Nirman in discussions with Jasleen Kalra of PTC Canada discusses defective federal immigration policies, focusing on their impact on international students and workers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Az90CmgUrPM

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  • A photo of Abdirahman Abdi, whose death in 2016 after a police encounter sparked discussions on community safety and the need for systemic reforms in mental health and social services.

    Community Safety Requires More Than Just Policing

    By NirmansLawPublished On: January 8, 2025

    Daljit Nirman, editorial in the Ottawa Citizen ( Jan 7, 2025) emphasizes that enhancing community safety requires a collaborative approach beyond traditional policing. By investing in social services, mental health support, and community engagement, we can build a safer, more inclusive Ottawa. Read the full article here: Ottawa Citizen - Nirman: Community safety can't just [...]

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  • Exterior of the Ottawa Police station with a sign, highlighting the need for improved cultural competence and community trust.

    Nirman: Ottawa police must better understand diverse communities

    By NirmansLawPublished On: October 3, 2024

    In his article, Daljit S. Nirman stresses the need for the Ottawa Police Service to enhance its cultural competence to better serve Indigenous and racialized communities. Highlighting recent missteps, such as a lawsuit involving the surveillance of Black officers, Nirman argues that law enforcement must deepen its understanding of diverse cultural practices to avoid bias [...]

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  • Illustration depicting the challenges of Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program. On one side, foreign workers in an agricultural setting working under difficult conditions. On the other side, young Canadians struggling to find job opportunities. A central figure holds a document titled 'TFW Program Reforms,' symbolizing the call for better oversight and fair labor practices.

    Ottawa, and Canada, would benefit from changes to temporary-worker program

    By NirmansLawPublished On: September 10, 2024Tags: Canada Immigration Lawyer

    Insights into Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program: A Call for Reform Daljit S. Nirman:  Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program needs reform to support economic growth and worker rights. Strengthening pathways to permanent residency and protecting workers can help build a more inclusive and thriving workforce. Learn more about the potential benefits for Ottawa and Canada [...]

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  • An inviting Canadian landscape at sunset, featuring majestic mountains and a serene lake, with a path leading to a cozy home. This picturesque scene symbolizes the warm embrace of family reunification in Canada, representing a hopeful journey towards new beginnings and togetherness.

    Canada’s Family-Class Immigration: Your Gateway to Reuniting with Loved Ones

    By NirmansLawPublished On: June 7, 2024

    Canada's Family-Class Immigration: Your Gateway to Reuniting with Loved Ones In the mosaic of Canadian immigration, the vibrant tiles representing family-class immigration shine with a unique warmth and colour. This pathway is not just a policy; it's a testament to Canada's unwavering commitment to the fundamental value of family. Every year, thousands of Canadian citizens [...]

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  • Iconic Canadian elements like the maple leaf and national flag, paired with education symbols such as books and a graduation cap, set against a backdrop blending Canadian landscapes with a classroom setting, representing the welcoming nature of Canada's Designated Learning Institutions for international students.

    Understanding Designated Learning Institutions in Canada: A Comprehensive Guide

    By NirmansLawPublished On: June 1, 2024

    Introduction Canada's educational landscape is renowned for its diversity and quality, attracting students from all around the globe. Central to this reputation are the Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs), a cornerstone of Canada's approach to international education. Understanding DLIs is crucial for any prospective international student considering Canada for their studies. This comprehensive guide aims to [...]

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  • Immgration Lawyer

    Daljit Nirman Comments on International Graduates’ Protest Against P.E.I PNP Changes

    By NirmansLawPublished On: May 30, 2024

    Date: May 29, 2024 Source: The PIE News Author: Abhishek Nair In a recent article on The PIE News, our lawyer Daljit Nirman was quoted commenting on the ongoing protests by international graduates against the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) changes in Prince Edward Island (P.E.I), Canada. Background: Hundreds of international students and workers, primarily from [...]

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  • Confident individual poised at the entrance of a complex maze representing the probate process, with Nirman's Law guiding the way through legal challenges symbolized by documents, gavels, and keys, against a backdrop of tranquility.

    Becoming an Estate Trustee in Ontario: What You Need to Know

    By NirmansLawPublished On: May 26, 2024

    The Uncharted Territory of Estate Trustees in Ontario Stepping into the role of an estate trustee is akin to becoming the unsung hero behind the scenes, navigating a sea of legal jargon and endless paperwork. But what's the big deal, and why should this matter to you? It's time to delve into the heart of [...]

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  • Ottawa Police Board

    Reevaluating Police Oversight in Ottawa: Daljit S. Nirman Calls for Proactive Community Involvement and Transparent Governance

    By NirmansLawPublished On: May 15, 2024

    Daljit S. Nirman argues for a reevaluation of police oversight in Ottawa, emphasizing the need for proactive community involvement and transparent governance. He highlights the shortcomings of the current system, noting that police boards often lack accountability and are influenced by partisan appointments. Nirman suggests limiting board members to two consecutive terms to ensure fresh perspectives [...]

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  • Last Will and Testament

    Why Should You Care About Powers of Attorney in Canada?

    By NirmansLawPublished On: May 2, 2024

    Understanding Powers of Attorney - The Basics Powers of Attorney (POAs) are fundamental legal instruments in Canada, pivotal for both estate planning and personal care management. These documents empower individuals, known as 'attorneys', to make decisions on behalf of the grantor, should they become incapacitated or otherwise unable to make decisions for themselves. The gravity [...]

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