Chinese Megamall: Vstar and Chinese

chinese megamall: CBC made an undercover recording of the Vstar representative while he made that offer, according to CBC. Vstar claims that man has never worked for the company. Last week, CBC revealed that a representative of Vancouver-based Vstar International offered 15,000 to businesswoman Barb Reid of Prince Albert, Sask., if she would offer a job to a Chinese national. Undercover investigation unmasks cash-for-jobs Chinese immigration scheme Cash-for-jobs immigration consultant connected to Sask. government-backed Chinese megamall Since the story came out, people in three other Saskatchewan communities have come forward with similar stories, at least two of which involve Vstar. The matter is currently being reviewed by Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Program Integrity Unit, the Saskatchewan premier's office said in an email, adding that officials are arranging meetings with organizations identified in CBC's stories. Experts say it's a violation of the law to offer cash in exchange for a job offer. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.