Do You Have Canadian Grandparents? You may be eligible for citizenship

IMPORTANT UPDATE ON BILL C3

November 6, 2025

Canada’s New Immigration Plan 2026-2028: Building a Balanced Path Forward

Canada has long been recognized as one of the most welcoming countries for newcomers, and with the newly announced Immigration Budget for 2026-2028, the government is […]
October 17, 2025

IRCC Updates Processing Time Page for More Accurate Estimates

IRCC Updates Processing Time Page for More Accurate Estimates The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced an important update to its application processing time […]
August 27, 2025

What are the benefits of new immigrants moving to Canada?

What are the benefits of new immigrants moving to Canada? If you have arrived in Canada or are planning to become a Canadian Citizen this journey […]
August 30, 2020

NEW UPDATE FOR AUGUST – Am I A Canadian Citizen If I Have a Canadian Parent, Grandparent, Great-Grandparent or even Great-Great Grandparent?

For people born outside Canada, Canadian citizenship can be inherited from either parent (mother or father)
December 15, 2024

Exciting Opportunity for Citizenship Through a Grandparent: Latest Updates on the “Lost Canadians” Bill C-71 now Bill C-3

Exciting Opportunity for Citizenship Through a Grandparent: Latest Updates on the "Lost Canadians" Bill C-71
March 24, 2025

Bill C-71 and the Impact of Parliamentary Dissolution

Since parliamentary dissolution terminates all ongoing legislative business, Bill C-71 is effectively halted. This means that any progress made on the bill up to this point is erased from the legislative record, and it must be reintroduced in the new Parliament if the government wishes to pursue it further. This process is often referred to as a bill having “died on the Order Paper.”