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Courses are listed first, then pages, then news.
LPEN runs live continuing professional development for Canadian immigration consultants, lawyers, paralegals and HR professionals. Every course is taught by an expert working in the area they are teaching.
Scheduled across the year, right through December.
Consultants, lawyers, paralegals and HR teams.
Practitioners who work in what they teach.
Independent, Canadian, and still practitioner-run.
The subject matter differs. The approach does not: a practitioner who does this work, teaching live, answering the tough questions.
RCICs, RISIAs and immigration lawyers. Live sessions across the year on the programs, refusals and litigation you are actually handling, and a catalogue wide enough that you can usually find the exact topic you came looking for.
Practical CPD for Ontario paralegals: landlord and tenant, small claims, traffic, tribunal advocacy and practice management, taught by paralegals and lawyers who appear in those forums.
Legal-grade training for the workplace decisions that carry legal risk. Hiring foreign workers, terminations, accommodation and workplace investigations, explained by the people who litigate them.
Sep 15, 2026 · 4 hours
An overview of provincial nominee programs and immigration opportunities in Atlantic Canada.
Morganne Foley and Lana Roberts
Sep 21, 2026 · 3 hours
A practical guide to preparing clients and witnesses for immigration and tribunal proceedings.
Kamaljit Lehal and Deanna Okun-Nachoff
Sep 24, 2026 · 3 hours
An analysis of family class applications, sponsorship requirements, and common procedural issues.
Adrienne Smith
Oct 1, 2026 · 3 hours
An overview of work permit options for intra-company transferees and treaty investors under Canada’s international agreements.
Tamara Mosher-Kuczer and Stanley Leo
Oct 8, 2026 · 3 hours
Quebec's distinct immigration regime examined through its programs, selection processes, and practical challenges for practitioners advising clients in 2026.
Lisa Middlemiss
Oct 15, 2026 · 3 hours
An examination of citizenship acquisition through descent and other exceptional circumstances.
Amandeep Hayer
Dates and instructors occasionally change; the course page is always the current one.
Hours are the easy part. What makes a practitioner better is watching someone who has run the file explain why they made the call they made.
Every LPEN instructor is an expert in the subject they teach: senior practitioners, certified specialists and former decision makers who spend their working week on exactly these files.
Sessions run live so you can ask the question you actually came with. The recording and the materials land in your account either way.
Everything is taught against Canadian law and Canadian decision makers, using the programs, forms and procedures you file with. Nothing is adapted from another country's material.
A certificate of completion is issued for every course you finish. Credit eligibility is confirmed course by course, and each course page says what that course carries.
CPD Clips are short excerpts pulled straight out of real LPEN sessions. Thirty five of them, sorted by topic, free to watch, no account needed.
Clips are teaching samples. They are not themselves an accredited course.
Most people start with a single course and end up on a pass. There is no wrong entry point, and nothing you buy expires the moment the session ends.
From $30. Pick exactly the session you need.
A themed group of live courses at a lower combined price.
Everything LPEN runs in 2026: all regular immigration courses and all Ontario paralegal courses, 120+ hours of it.
Certified specialists, litigators, senior consultants and former decision makers, recruited because of what they do all week, not because they were available to present.
Barrister & Solicitor, Carvajal Law
Founding and Senior Partner, Desloges Law Group
Founder, Holthe Immigration Law
Principal Lawyer, Middlemiss Immigration Law
Partner and Lawyer, Evolution Law Group
Immigration Lawyer, Sas & Ing Immigration Law Centre
Senior Consultant, Beaudoin Immigration Consulting
Immigration Lawyer, My Visa Law
Lawyer, De Grandpré Chait
Co-Founder, Heron Law Offices
Principal Lawyer, Smith Immigration Law
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, Matthew McDonald Immigration Services
Canadian Immigration Lawyer, Founder, Green Immigration Law
Immigration Lawyer, Edelmann & Co.
Founder and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, Westdale Immigration Consulting Inc.
Senior Immigration Lawyer and Mediator, Lehal Law Corporation
Principal Lawyer, Hayer Law
Partner, Immigration Law, Shory Law LLP
Short, dated briefings on draws, program changes and policy written for people who have to act on them.
Aug 27, 2026
The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) has released its Statistical Report and Year in Review for 2025, offering the province’s mos……
Aug 26, 2026
Alberta has released the results of two recent Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) draws, inviting a combined 767 candidates for a provincia……
Aug 25, 2026
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has updated its officer instructions on Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) review under the T……