2022 July 23 Experience the Power of POW WOW
2022-07-23 12:00 (America/Toronto)
Summary

After a two-year interruption, POW WOW is back in 2022! The POW WOW of this year filled with joy, ceremony, and fellowship. This cultural gathering is an important part of the Indigenous identity, tradition, and culture, of many First Nations communities.

Powwow was adopted and adapted by various Indigenous communities across North America. It is a celebration that showcases Indigenous music, dances, food, and crafts. The word “POW WOW” itself stems from the Algonquin language which was translated as “he or she dreams” and referred to the spiritual healers within the tribes.

Today Powwow is a pan-Indigenous event, often opens to the general public. Despite some differences in powwow music and dance style among nations, all powwows serve to honor Indigenous heritage.

The event will be held at 12:00 AM on Saturday, July 23 in the Six Nations Territory of the Grand River in southern Ontario, with more than 100 Canadian and American tribes and their chiefs, more than 400 Aboriginal dancers and singers, more than 100 Aboriginal artists, 30 Aboriginal restaurants will be present to showcase North American Aboriginal culture, history, art, and food, forge a sense of community, and practice spiritual healing.

This event is one of the few purely in-person outdoor networking activities in the club that can bring relatives and friends. Everyone will have the opportunity to communicate with the aboriginal chiefs. In addition, we also have a number of industry leaders and media people to participate. It is a good chance to know them at close range and build your network. At the same time, we also arranged the first “light-picking image” photography competition since the establishment of RCIC Club. Photographs are not permitted during Grand Entry, Honour Songs and Retiring of the Flags unless stated. If you wish to photograph at any time during the powwow, listen to the MC for details about appropriate times to take pictures.

Every activity of the club will bring members indelible memories. You are invited to join the POW WOW. Spots are limited. First come first serve!

II. Registration:

Spots are limited to 30. First come first serve!

Members, families, and friends to sign up for this in-person activities: please text Ms. Lily for registration: SMS 416-900-2168

Make sure you include the following information in your Text message:Name (same as ID) + gender (for hotel arrangement) + contact number + EMAIL address + province and city +food restriction

Photo contest Specialist: Fiona Traffic and ticket checker: Cheng Wei Membership Specialist: Flora

Note: This is a not member only event, welcome your family members and friends.

III. Location and Arriving Time:

1987 Chiefswood Rd., Ohsweken, ON N0A 1M0

Participants should arrive at the assigned place by 9:30 AM EST, July 23rd. Please contact Ms. Lily for further assistance after arriving.

iv. Fee:

Members: $20 Non-Members: $40 Children under 12 years old: $10

The fee includes admission tickets, beverage, photo contest, organization reception, etc.

EMT：immigrationclubfinance@gmail.com

2022 14th Private Conference and Quebec Delegation Program+IRB certificate preparation seminar
2022-05-29 08:00 - 2022-05-31 17:00
Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCIC) Club

Rendezvous Montreal

May 29-31, 2022Montreal, QB

I. Summary:Quebec has always been a unique presence in Canadian immigration policy. Following the successful delegation program in Saskatchewan, at the turn of spring and summer 2022, you are now invited to explore Quebec. Known as “Little Paris of North America”, Montreal is the next place where the 14th private meeting of the RCIC Club and the members only delegation will be launched, and it will last 3 days 2 nights.

With the help of club members and friends, the club has held 22 high-quality online and in-person activities since its establishment. These events and lectures received many positive and enthusiastic reviews from the participants. In order to share business opportunities and promote collaboration within and outside the industry, the club will launch its latest in-person gathering of the year at the end of May 2022. On the first day of the four day event, the first AGM of the Club will be held at the Economic Centre of Quebec in Montreal. Meantime, Paul Chiang, Member of Parliament of Canada Parliamentary Secretary of the Minister of Diversity & Inclusion of Canada and former York Religion Police Sergeant will send the special blessing of the Federal Parliament to the club. The IRB Protalk, led by the club’s Education Committee leader — Gerrie Wagner, will be held online on the same day. Meanwhile, the European immigration project promotion will also be held in the 5-star luxury hotel in Montreal on the evening of 29th. In the next two days, participants will meet with Quebec’s former immigration minister, and will have in-depth communications with the famous Quebec financial intermediary company ，Science and Technology Park and a local Vocational College. Members participating in the event will not only interact with their experienced counterparts about the latest trends in the immigration industry and explore the special immigration projects of Quebec, but also will have the opportunity to engage in future business cooperation. Besides the professional lectures and business visiting, the event will also include all kinds of pro-gatherings with profound themes. The gatherings will include the Business Connection Lunch Meeting, held at Les Enfants Terribles, a top trending restaurant in Montreal. The Management and Operation of Immigration Companies Afternoon High Tea, Development of Client Relationships In Immigration Industry Gourmet Gathering, Growth of New Vision Breakfast Meetup and the Social Responsibilities of RCIC Non-Profit Consulting Event, and much more.The event will be in vinous forms, including lectures, visiting, dinner meetings and etc, to expand your knowledge base, as well as understand Quebec projects and investment opportunities.

In recent years, Canadian federal and provincial immigration programs have been frequently updated. The skilled worker and investment immigrant programs in Quebec are also being reformed. The 14th private meeting will focus on Quebec, IRB certificate program as well as Europe investor immigration programs through lectures and seminars to conduct a comprehensive study on the economic and immigration programs of Quebec, Europe and the IRB certificate preparation .

The RCIC Club strives to create a platform for communication, sharing and collaboration for our members. This private meeting will focus on the economy of Quebec and the immigration programs. Participants will find a lot of value and gain in these meetings.

Every activity of the club will bring members indelible memories. You are invited to join the delegation. Spots are limited. First come first serve!

ii. Registration:Quebec members to sign up for offline activities: please text Ms. Xu Huan for registration: SMS 514-746-5777Members from other provinces to sign up for offline activities: please text Ms. Lily for registration: SMS 416-900-2168

Make sure you include the following information in your Text message:Name (same as ID) + gender (for hotel arrangement) + single king bed room or double queen bed room + contact number + EMAIL address + province and city +food restriction + Quebec immigration consultant licenseNote: This is a member only event.

iii. Arriving Time:Members should arrive at the assigned hotel by 1:00 PM EST, May 29th. Please contact Ms. Xu Huan for further assistance after arriving.

iv. Fee:Members from other provinces:Luxury suit: $1200 + GST/personStandard room: 800$+GST/person

The fee includes:Three meals per day, 2 nights’ accommodation (4-star luxury hotel–Le Westin Montreal), all ground transportation expenses during the itineraryThe fee does not include air tickets.

Event statement:During the itinerary, flights, scenic spots and official arrangements will be adjusted according to the actual situation. If there are any changes, the final itinerary shall prevail. Dinner will be arranged in the house. If the epidemic affects and cannot eat in a restaurant, we arrange for the restaurant to deliver the food to the de.If you need to check in early or check out late, please inform Xu Huan.Jason Huang lawyer is responsible for the legal and other related affairs of the club.

2022 Saskatchewan Mini-EMBA Program Report
2022-03-10 04:30 - 18:00
Canadian Immigration Consultants Club (RCIC Club)

13th Members Only Conference

Thursday, March 10, 2022

Vancouver time: 1:30pm-3:00 (online)

Toronto time: 4:30pm-6:00 (online)

Program:

• A Brief Introduction to the Saskatchewan Mini-EMBA Program• Research and Studies Report• Saskatchewan Policy Development Forecast• Introduction to Selected Programs

To register for the online conference, scan the QR Code:

2021 Canadian RCIC ClUB 12th Private Summit
2021-12-05 16:00 - 19:00
Round Table Forumon the Immigration Consulting Industry andThe Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Immigration Program

Date: Sunday, December 5, 2021Time: Vancouver (PST) 1:00PM-4:00PM (In Person + online) Toronto time (EST) 4:00PM-7:00PM (online)

Event Registration

Event Summary:

On Sunday December 5th, the RCIC Club will launch the 12th private seminar—— Round Table Forum on the Immigration Consulting Industry and the Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Immigration Program.

Thanks to our members and friends for your support, the club has held 15 high-quality online and in-person events since its establishment. All of our events received many positive responses.

As ICCRC transformed to CICC, it has opened a new era in the regulation of immigration consultants. This seminar offers not only important information, but also exclusive benefits and interactive activities for members.

Speakers:

• Mr. Kevin Falcon, a former member of the federal parliament and former deputy primer of BC, a party leader candidate of the BC Liberal Party, will give the opening speech. He will talk about the contribution and importance of regulated immigration consultants to the country.• Mr. Ron Mckay, a member of the CICC transition Committee and former Chairman of ICCRC, will deliver a keynote speech on the regulation of immigration consultants in transition, as well as the measures to protect RCICs from unethical practices by ghost consultants overseas.• Mr. Stewart Low, director of the Entrepreneur Department of Saskatchewan Immigration Bureau will talk about the reform of the SINP program.• Liangdu Li, our senior club member, RCIC from Quebec and certified translator will share his knowledge about translation requirements for immigration application purposes.

In the Vancouver venue, the organizer will provide exquisite French desserts and refreshments to all guests. After the online event, Vancouver attendants will move to ???? Restaurant for dinner and continue as a small-scale gathering. In-person participants are limited to club members.The RCIC Club aims to create a platform for sharing and collaboration for RCIC members. This private seminar will focus on discussing the requirements of immigration consultants under the new rules of ICCRC’s transformation into CICC and how members support each other.

Seats are limited, please sign up before they are all gone!

To register:

Online event:

scan the Wechat QR codefollow the club’s WeChat Pagesign up on our club website

(Note: when logging in to the Zoom room, please use the same name as the one you used for registration for smoother check-in.)

In person event:

Capacity: 30. (Registration stops when capacity is reached.)Contact Ms. Rachel at 778-238-6790 (SMS) to register

(Note: The in-person event is limited to club members. Proof of Vaccination as per BC government regulations are required to attend the in-person event.)

Dress Code: Business Casual

Note:

Rules for online event:• Before entering the conference room, be sure to change your username to the name you used for registration• When participating in online activities, please keep your user name the same as the name you signed up for.• Please enter the conference room on time.• Please mute yourself when you are not speaking.• When you speak, please ensure your voice is clear and loud.• Please don’t do anything to disturb other attendees.• Please respect all participants in the event.• No recording, no screenshots, this event is confidential for attending club members only.This event is a private seminar for members to share their knowledge among each other. It is not sponsored or co-organized by IRCC, ICCRC, CICC, CAPIC, any government department or professional association. Please read the following disclaimer carefully before participating in this activity. Upon entering the ZOOM room, you will be deemed to have read and agreed to the following disclaimer.

*Counsel Jason Huang is responsible for the legal affairs of the club.

NOTICE AND DISCLAIMERAll rights reserved. No part of the content of this private speech may be recorded, taped, stored in retrieval systems, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, forwarding or otherwise without the prior written consent of the speakers and the event organizers. Anyone breaking the rules will not be allowed to attend further events and undertake the relative legal responsibility therefrom.All the speakers and organizers are solely on behalf of themselves respectively, not any associations or public institutions. They do not take any legal responsibility for the information correctness or accuracy. The materials and information presented are for general information purposes only. You should not rely upon the materials or information from the presentations as a basis for making any business, legal or any other decisions.All attendants follow the by-laws, regulations, policies, rules of ICCRC and RCIC Code of Professional Ethics. The ICCRC does not endorse this private event. All the attendants follow the by-laws and all policies of CAPIC. The CAPIC does not endorse this private event. In accordance with the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, civil rights of everyone in Canada from the policies and actions of all areas are guaranteed.We are holding this event on an online meeting tool ZOOM, rather than a social media platform. The chatting room in ZOOM will be closed, so the audiences will be prohibited from reporting information, asking questions, sharing ideas, and discussing practice and procedural issues that relate to immigration consulting.You acknowledge that you had sufficient time to read this Notice and Disclaimer and understand it prior to joining our private events on ZOOM.By entering the meeting room on ZOOM, you acknowledge that you have read and agreed with this Notice and Disclaimer.

2021 Canadian RCIC ClUB 11th Private Summit
2021-10-17 10:30 - 16:30 | Canadian RCIC Club, 250 Consumers Rd, Unit 511, Toronto, M2J 4V6, Canada
Date: October 17th, 2021 SundayTime: [Toronto] 10:30A.M. – 14:00P.M. (McMichael Canadian Art Collection) 14:30P.M. – 16:30P.M. (online) [Vancouver] 11:30A.M. -1:30P.M. (online)

Event Register

I. Event Overview

In this beautiful autumn season, the Canadian Immigration Consultants Club will organize an autumn networking event for members on October 17, 2021. This event will be held at McMichael Canada Art collection in the Greater Toronto Area. The McMichael Canada Art collection was opened to the public in 1966. The museum’s permanent collection includes more than 6,500 works by Canadian artists. The museum organizes and hosts many art exhibitions, usually focusing on native Canadian art. Our club also invited three heavyweight guest speakers at this event to discuss topics on the ICCRC to College’s new regulations, the consequences of global crime and immigration, as well as ways to protect small businesses with the law.

The scale of the event is unprecedented and we believe that everyone will gain and learn lots. We invite you to participate!

II. McMichael Canada Art Collection networking event [MEMBER ONLY]

Part 1: 10:30am-12:00pm [Toronto]
Brunch, dining at the Café restaurant of the Art Gallery (Vaccination voucher is
required, meals are at your own expense)
Part 2: 12:00pm-2:00pm [Toronto]
Museum Tour (masks are required for the entire visit, and the entrance fee is
$10 per person)
Part 3: Outdoor tour of the sculpture garden and the village

Dress code: casual dressMcMichael Canadian Art Collection onsite event registration Contact: Joelle

III. Online Event 14:30P.M. – 16:30P.M. [Toronto] 11:30A.M. -1:30P.M. [Vancouver]

Steven Tress - Criminal Lawyer and Immigration Lawyer
"How to avoid risks and protect yourself under the new College regulations"

Mr. Tress is a Canadian criminal lawyer and Canadian immigration law lawyer. He has been
practicing since 1988. He is the member of various legal professions and associations in
Ontario including Toronto. He has given multiple speeches and published many books on
criminal and immigration law. At the same time, he is also a lecturer for immigration
consultants and law association courses. He will answer our questions regarding the
new college regulations.

Karen McArthur - Criminal Lawyer
"The Globalization of Crime-Immigration Consequences"

Ms.McArthur is a Canadian criminal lawyer. She will give some insight into issues such as human trafficking, drug trafficking and money laundering at a global scale; compare the
criminal issues that often arise during the immigration process and the sentencing
difference between Canadian and Chinese standards. She will also discuss issues on
multiple Passports holders, etc.

Patricia Lapena - Senior Executive Director of LegalShield, Chairman of BC Shiraishi and Surrey Chamber of Commerce
"How to Protect Your Small Business Affordably"

Ms. Lepena is the president of the White Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce in BC. She
will talk about the legal issues that Canadian small businesses, especially immigration
companies may face, such as how to deal with disputes when operating a business, how
to deal with the legal relationship with customers, and find the right solutions and affordable
safeguards, etc.

Registration: Online event registration is through WeChat QR code or club website.

2021 The 9th Private Session of the Canadian Immigration Consultants Club
2021-08-29 15:00 - 20:00
Event Register

2021 The 9th Private Session of the Canadian Immigration Consultants Club
2021-05-15 17:00 - 20:00
(Virtual — Zoom Gathering)

Date: Saturday, May 15th, 2021

Vancouver 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM ｜Toronto 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Beijing 5:00 AM – 8: 00AM

In 2020, the world was affected by the coronavirus everywhere; In 2021, while waiting to see the wide use of COVID 19 vaccines and hoping for the end of the pandemic, nature has given us even greater challenges. When the darkness reaches its extreme, dawn will show its splendor and glory even more. The Canadian Immigration Consultants Club is willing to become a strong backbone for the immigration consultant group in this darkest moment, creating a platform for members to communicate with each other, encourage each other, go hand in hand, break out of the darkness, and move forward. We would like to invite you to join us at the Canadian Immigration Consultant Club’s 9th Private Session this May.

Part I

• Guest Speaker: Kenny WanMr. Wan is a well-known accountant who has served the Canadian Chinese community for more than 20 years. He would like to share his professional expertise on tax related issues for RCIC members with their immigration businesses.

• Guest Speaker: Susan GongMs. Jiang is a former Judge of the IRCC, and Vice President of the Global Federation of Chinese Business Women, she will shed some light and explain the Start Up Visa program in more detail.

Part II

RCIC Club member exclusive benefits introduction:

In May, we would like to celebrate the 1st anniversary of the Canadian Immigration Consultants Club. The club was founded in the most difficult time of year 2020, it has grown exponentially with the support of our members and various communities. We have successfully held EIGHT high-quality private summit including Christmas and Lunar New Year parties for our RCIC family. We will continue to provide our members with high-quality events and services; meanwhile, a membership system with exclusive membership benefits will be born. Our membership will have access to services such as Helpline, Hopeline, AI applications in the immigration industry as well as free communication and consultation with the most senior consultants with more than 30 years of experience in the immigration industry.

Part III

Panel Discuss on the current immigration policies• Topic will be focused on the new immigration policies of 4.15, 4.16 and 4.28 and the reform of Ontario’s EOI system. Members are welcome to join the discussion.

To avoid disappointment due to participant limitations, please reserve your spot now!

Register Now

2021 Year of Ox Spring Festival Celebration
2021-02-20 14:00 - 18:00
Date: Saturday, February 20th, 2021

Time: Vancouver time 11:00 A.M.- 3:00 P.M. /Toronto time 2:00 P.M.- 6:00 P.M.

The Canadian Immigration Consultants Club is a federally incorporated non-profit organization which strives on establishing mentorship and knowledge sharing among fellow RCIC members. In the interests of facilitating information sharing among members, the club engages experienced RCIC members, business professional and academic leaders, as well as federal and provincial immigration officers in our member activities. Our goal is to provide foundational support and business development opportunities to empower RCIC members and their practices.

On Feb. 20th 2021, we will be holding our 8th national immigration knowledge sharing session along with culture sharing, our Spring Festival Celebrations via Zoom Video Conference.

We extend our invitation to all RCIC members across Canada to join our sharing session. We believe that actively engaging our stakeholders and our community will be significantly beneficial to our profession. Your engagement in this session will be very much valued and appreciated.

ActivitiesHappy Spring Festival and Welcome to the year of Ox! The Canadian Immigration Consultants Club wishes you and your family a happy, healthy and prosperous Lunar New Year.

The agenda for the February event will be packed with influential speakers on topics such as the ICCRC’s transition to a College, experience sharing from a MP in the Canadian immigration sector as well as a discussions on the business aspects of RCICs. In addition to the informative sessions, there will be a huge celebration for the Spring Festival of 2021! Exciting and fun activities will include talent performances from members, Chinese festival traditions, lucky draws and the appearance of the beautiful Miss Chinese Canadian 2020!

Christmas party & Charity Art and Jewelry Auction & Fireplace Talk
2020-12-05 11:00 - 14:00

From the Pacific to the Atlantic---Hengjia Meeting of Immigration Consultants
2020-10-24 10:00 - 13:00

Road of ChangFeng Road/Quebec Topics/Latest Policy Expert Seminar
2020-09-26 10:00 - 13:00

European Romantic Summer of Top Private Mansion", ”Visit RCIC Enterprise" and "Mountain Hiking" offline activities in three provinces
2020-08-22 10:00 - 13:00

Golf Afternoon Tea" and "Entering RCIC Enterprise" Dual City Offline Activities
2020-07-25 10:00 - 13:00

Canada Business Development Management and Project Private Meeting
2020-06-27 10:00 - 13:00

How to be the Best of Yourself
2020-05-30 10:00 - 13:00
