Immigration System: Colin Murchison and Interview Tuesday

immigration system: Nearly all were granted permanent residency, according to Vancouver Courier. Seven cases were chosen for prosecution, said Colin Murchison, a CBSA director of investigations in an interview Tuesday. Siblings Ping Zhong and Yi Zhong allegedly counselled business immigrants seeking permanent residency to provide residential addresses in P.E.I. though they didn't really live there, as required under the province's immigration system.article continues below Trending Stories Mom tracks down stroller thief with the help of social media North Delta plastic surgeon found in contempt of court orders Hector Bremner remains defiant, will seek re-election in October Marpole modular housing opponents want to be heard by Supreme Court of Canada The Canada Border Services Agency says 566 immigrants used the same addresses between 2008 and 2015 the siblings' Sherwood Motel and Ping Zhong's Charlottetown home. The CBSA charged Ping Zhong, 60, with three counts of aiding and abetting misrepresentation under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, and five counts against her 58-year-old brother. Nine thick files of search warrants contain investigators' descriptions of how they monitored the immigrants being picked up at the Charlottetown airport. That doesn't mean that we wouldn't ever lay other charges depending on what new evidence presents itself, Murchison said in a telephone interview. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.