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spouses

Family reunification can be prioritized by allowing spouses entrance before their applications are fully processed. In the unlikely event they need to be removed, the government has an overflow of deportation resources available.
January 5, 2022
Immigration

Available ‘deportation resources’ could quicken family reunification process

Family reunification can be prioritized by allowing spouses entrance before their applications are fully processed. In the unlikely event they need to

December 9, 2015
Immigration

Attn McCallum: Do Not End Open Work Permit Program

Dear Minister John McCallum, We are reaching out to you as a group of Canadians and immigrants with a vested interest in

November 13, 2015
Immigration/Top Stories

Refugees, Siblings, Spouses and Grandparents Jump to Head of Queue

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has given his Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship a list of top priorities to work on in

May 20, 2015
Commentary/Immigration

This “Sham Marriage” Sounds Like Mine

In my work assisting senior lawyers at my firm with their immigration appeal division and federal court cases, I have found myself

November 10, 2015
Commentary/Immigration

An Open Letter on the Family Reunification File

Dear Hon. Minister McCallum: I want to take this opportunity to share with my thoughts on family reunification. Attending an early platform-planning

February 17, 2016
Commentary/Immigration

Myth Busting in Nova Scotia

With a rapidly aging population and low birth rate, Canada’s Atlantic provinces have turned full force towards immigration.  Nova Scotia, for instance,

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