2017
A Halifax businessman stood in court Tuesday to admit submitting false records to immigration authorities, a moment of vindication for the Filipino temporary workers whom he had allegedly underpaid.
The businessman offered his guilty plea to misrepresentation under provisions of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act for "false information regarding the employment" of Sta. Juana and at least 25 other workers listed on the federal indictment.
CBC News - Nova Scotia
The Canadian Press
fraud
Documented cases of abuse
(Im)migrants workers, Policymakers, and NGOs/community groups/solidarity networks
Nova Scotia
Law
English
