Voice Canada Publishing is an independent Canadian publishing company established with a clear purpose: to produce high-quality nonfiction books that educate, inform, and inspire readers around the world. We believe that knowledge is one of society's greatest assets and that sharing knowledge through books contributes to stronger communities, better decision-making, and a more informed future.

Founded by Canadian author and entrepreneur Nuha Salloum, Voice Canada Publishing reflects more than four decades of professional experience in business, finance, immigration consulting, corporate management, public policy, education, and legislative advocacy. Rather than publishing fiction or entertainment, our focus is on factual, research-based works that address real-world issues and provide practical insights.

As an independent publisher, we have the freedom to explore important subjects that may not always receive attention through traditional publishing channels. Every book is written with the objective of leaving readers better informed, encouraging thoughtful discussion, and preserving knowledge for future generations.

Voice Canada Publishing was created from a simple belief: valuable knowledge should never be lost.

After retiring from an active professional career, founder Nuha Salloum dedicated herself to documenting decades of experience, research, and observations through writing. What began as a personal commitment to preserve professional knowledge gradually evolved into an independent publishing company with a growing catalogue of nonfiction books.

Today, Voice Canada Publishing continues to expand its collection with publications that examine subjects affecting individuals, businesses, governments, and society as a whole.

The publishing industry contains millions of books, yet many practical lessons learned through years of professional experience are never documented. Voice Canada Publishing was established to help bridge that gap.

Our purpose is to publish books that:

• Educate readers through factual information. 
• Encourage independent thinking. 
• Present practical solutions based on experience. 
• Promote lifelong learning. 
• Preserve professional knowledge for future generations. 
• Contribute positively to public discussion on important issues. 

Every publication is intended to leave a lasting educational value rather than simply provide temporary entertainment.

We believe that books should do more than occupy space on a bookshelf—they should serve as lasting educational resources.

Our publishing philosophy is built on five guiding principles:

Accuracy

Every publication is based on careful research, professional knowledge, and factual information whenever possible.

Integrity

We present information honestly and responsibly, respecting both evidence and differing viewpoints.

Education

Each book is designed to help readers gain a deeper understanding of its subject matter.

Independence

As an independent publisher, we maintain complete editorial independence, allowing us to publish topics based on their educational value rather than commercial trends.

Responsibility

We recognize that published works can influence readers for many years. We therefore strive to present information thoughtfully and responsibly.

Voice Canada Publishing specializes in nonfiction books covering a broad range of subjects, including:

• Business and Entrepreneurship 
• Immigration 
• Canadian Law 
• Corporate Governance 
• Finance and Accounting 
• Artificial Intelligence 
• Public Administration 
• Public Policy 
• Ethics 
• Human Rights 
• Government 
• Education 
• Social Issues 
• International Affairs 
• Leadership 
• Future Society 

As our catalogue grows, additional topics will continue to be introduced in response to emerging global issues.

Between 2006 and 2010, I researched, developed, and published material concerning the regulation of immigration and citizenship consultants in Canada.

My work was based on years of professional experience in immigration consulting, education, public advocacy, regulatory policy, consumer protection, and government relations. During that period, concerns were being raised about professional standards, public accountability, education requirements, complaints, discipline, and the need for stronger statutory oversight of immigration consultants.

I believed that the profession required more than a private membership organization. It required a legislated professional body with clear authority, transparent governance, enforceable standards, and responsibility to protect the public.

In 2010, I prepared and submitted a comprehensive consultation bid proposing the creation of a statutory regulatory body under the name:

The bid addressed matters including:

• professional licensing and education; 
• ethical and competency standards; 
• complaints and discipline; 
• public protection; 
• transparent governance; 
• regulatory accountability; 
• continuing professional development; and 
• recognition of immigration consulting as a regulated profession. 

This consultation bid became one of my earliest major published public policy works.

My objective was to contribute a practical and structured model for the future regulation of immigration consultants in Canada.

The proposal was not simply a suggested name. It represented a broader regulatory vision developed through research, professional experience, consultation, and advocacy.

Years later, Parliament enacted legislation establishing the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants as the statutory regulator of immigration and citizenship consultants.

This webpage is intended to preserve the historical record of my work and provide appropriate recognition for the materials I researched, prepared, published, and submitted between 2006 and 2010.

My purpose is not to claim that every part of the later legislation originated exclusively from my work. My purpose is to document that I had publicly advanced the name and concept of a legislated College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants years before the statutory College was established.

The consultation bid remains an important part of my professional history and my first major published contribution to Canadian public policy.

This section of the website may include:

• excerpts from the 2010 consultation bid; 
• government consultation documents; 
• correspondence and submission records; 
• publicly filed court materials; 
• photographs from my office and professional work; and 
• artistic illustrations created to represent important events. 

Any generated or reconstructed images will be clearly identified as:

Artistic Illustration — Not an Actual Historical Photograph
 

The information on this page reflects my personal experience, published materials, records, recollections, and interpretation of events. References to disputed matters should not be treated as judicial findings unless expressly identified as findings made by a court or tribunal.