A woman in Saskatchewan is facing a charge for allegedly providing immigration or recruitment services without a licence.
The province says it’s the first time charges have been laid against an unlicensed consultant in Saskatchewan.
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It says Jun Su is accused of breaking the rules last year in Saskatoon.
It says she is accused of violating a section of the Immigration Services Act, which requires immigration consultants to have a licence.
The province says those who violate the law can face the highest fines in the country.
Su did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the charge, and she is scheduled to make a court appearance on Feb. 18 in Saskatoon.
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