For the first time, Saskatchewan has charged someone with providing immigration services without a licence. At the time, Su told CBC she serves as an assistant to her husband, Zheng Tao Li , who is a licensed consultant. (CBC) Photo: (CBC)First time a charge laidThe provincial government has now charged Su with providing immigration services without a licence in violation of the province's Immigration Services Act, 2024. She received a positive assessment for a kitchen helper position, which an expert told CBC didn’t qualify her for Saskatchewan’s permanent residency pathway at the time. After losing tens of thousands of dollars in what they call an immigration nightmare, they have returned to China and are now warning others about cracks in the Canadian immigration system.

Source: CBC News January 16, 2026 00:12 UTC