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The Quebec law society (Quebec Bar Association) of which I am a member in good standing, has enacted legislation that prevents its members from publishing
Case Profile: Residence Requirement (Strict Interpretation)
Citizenship: Whether physical presence in Canada is required to maintain the residence requirements under the Citizenship Act: Hsu, Re 25 Imm. L.R. (2d) 251 (Fed.T.D.).
Case Profile: Residence Requirement (Liberal Interpretation)
Citizenship: Banerjee, Re 25 Imm.L.R. (2d) 239 (Fed.T.D.). Whether physical presence in Canada is required to maintain residence requirements under the Citizenship Act. The applicant

The Physical Presence Requirement for Canadian Citizenship: 1,095 Days in Five Years
Learn about Canada’s physical presence rule for citizenship – you must live in Canada for 1,095 days in five years and meet language and tax filing requirements.
Canada citizenship and adopted children abroad: A streamlined process
A modification to the Canadian Citizenship Act effective December 23, 2007 enables children adopted abroad by a Canadian citizen to become a Canadian citizen and
Family Class Sponsorships, Appeals, and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Process
One of the principal objectives of the Canadian Immigration program is to promote family reunification. A Canadian citizen or permanent resident may apply to sponsor
Problems at Canada’s Visa Offices: A Recent Case Study
Since June 2002, when Canada’s immigration laws were amended to provide refused applicants for permanent residence with a right of appeal to the Federal Court
Medical Inadmissibilities – New Developments
The issue of medical inadmissibilty underwent an important clarification in a recent decision rendered by the Supreme Court of Canada. In the decision of Hilewitz
Judicial Review under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
A judicial review of a decision made under Immigration and Refugee Protection Act involves a two stage process. At the first stage, known as the

