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Good news! We took your positive and valuable feedback on the simplicity and usability of the web app and used that as groundwork to completely reconstruct the Cuz mobile app. The all-new Cuz mobile app is now available on all compatible Android and iOS devices, and it includes everything you like about the web app and more!

The Self-employed Persons Program allows eligible applicants with relevant cultural or athletic experience to immigrate to Canada.

The Federal High Skilled Program is for skilled workers with foreign work experience who want to immigrate to Canada permanently.

In response to the Taliban’s invasion of Afghan territories, the Government of Canada announced an expanded program to resettle 20,000 Afghan refugees. The government announced that the current immigration program would be expedited in hopes to quickly resettle Afghani nationals who Canada employed during its efforts in Afghanistan, such as interpreters.

The 2021-2023 Immigration Levels Plan will welcome over 400,000 new permanent residents every year until 2023. With about 60% of admissions coming from the economic class, the Canadian government is hopeful that this move will help the Canadian economy recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and the demographic challenges Canada faces due to the aging population.

Health Minister Patty Hajdu recently stated that the Canadian government strongly supports the idea of a “vaccine passport” and will develop a vaccine certification to allow vaccinated Canadians to travel internationally. A vaccine certification or immunization passport will also allow travellers coming into Canada to prove that they are fully vaccinated or have tested negative for the virus and will enable them to be exempt from certain quarantine and testing requirements.

Cuz Translation, a multi-platform application, was created to solve common problems within the translation industry, including underpaid translators/interpreters, overcharged customers, lengthy turnaround times, and inefficient communication.

When language barriers are a problem in the justice system for official languages, one can only imagine the language barriers Canadians of a minority group, whose native language is not French or English, encounter.

Despite the initiatives taken to ensure equal access to the justice system is enforced, reoccurring barriers still exist and impact thousands of people looking for justice in the justice system. The most common obstacles that people face include:

The A2J blog series will provide insight into what Access to Justice really means and how it impacts Canadians differently. In this series, you will learn how A2J is enforced in Canada, the barriers people face in their struggle to obtain justice, and how Cuz has helped relieve the burden of language barriers in our community. Our focus on quality, confidentiality, efficiency, affordability, variety and timeliness in the translation process of your legal matters will make justice much more accessible.