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Canada Urged To Put a Cap on the Number of Student Visas
Canada needs to put a cap on the number of international students being admitted to the country per year, says columnist Tony Keller in The
Azevedo v Canada (Governor General)
T-1476-14 2015 FC 91 January 22nd, 2015 The Honourable Mr. Justice Rennie Federal Court (Trial Division) Principles Established: The Governor General’s power to grant royal
Hiring Foreign Workers to Become More Difficult for Canadian Employers(Audio)
New measures are coming into effect from 21 February that will impose additional fees and restrictions on Canadian employers looking to employ certain types of
Canadian Court Upholds Requiring Oath to Queen for Citizenship
Canada’s Supreme Court has rejected an appeal to remove the country’s citizenship oath, which requires applicants to swear allegiance to Queen Elizabeth II. The appeal
Just Like That You’re an Illegal Immigrant (Audio)
On April 1, 2015, the Canadian government will launch a new industry. Citizenship and Immigration Canada will begin manufacturing “illegal immigrants.” Four years ago, on
Drastic Fall in Canadian Citizenship Demand amongst Permanent Resident Immigrants (Audio)
A drastic decrease in the proportion of immigrants seeking Canadian citizenship, from 79% in 2000 to 26% in 2008, is raising fears that new rules
C-51: Anti-Terror bill to be Tweaked as Committee Begins Clause-by-Clause Review
After spending much of last week hearing expert witnesses expound on the pros and cons of the government’s proposed new anti-terror laws, the House public safety
Caregiver Program Delays Frustrate Families Searching for Foreign Nannies (Audio)
According to applicants, changes to a federal program to help Canadians hire foreign workers as nannies means families are now dealing with unexplained delays and
Les longs délais de traitement mettent des ménages en difficulté financière (Audio)
Des milliers de pétitionnaires protesteront sur la Colline du Parlement le 1er mars, exhortant le gouvernement pour un audit de Citoyenneté et Immigration Canada, qui