While Quebec RCMP gear up to charge what’s expected to be more than 600 suspects in an alleged fake wedding scam, a Vancouver expert says immigration fraud by way of saying ‘I do’ isn’t as common as we might think. “Marriage scams … are not a super common occurrence so any sort of major policy changes would have a more adverse effect on a larger credible population than it would on those who are trying to find a loophole in an otherwise good system,” said Simon Fraser University’s Josh Labove.
Local Immigration Partnerships: Building Welcoming and Inclusive Communities
