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  • Bill C-71 and the Impact of Parliamentary Dissolution

    Bonnie Tyler Author: Bonnie Tyler Date:

    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.”

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    How to Move to Canada with Pets: A Complete Guide for Newcomers

    Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Author: Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Date:

    How to Move to Canada with Pets: A Complete Guide for Newcomers Everyone talks about how someone can move to Canada, but what about if they have a little furry companion? If you’re planning to move to Canada and can’t imagine doing it without your pet, then we have come up with guidelines that will help you relocate. Canada is a pet-loving country with plenty of parks, trails, and open spaces for pets to thrive. But bringing your pet along…

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    Border Crossing Rules With Past DUI Records

    Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Author: Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Date:

    Crossing the border into Canada isn’t always simple, especially with a past DUI on your record. What might seem like a minor offence from years ago can end up blocking your entry at the border. If you’re planning to travel to Canada and have a past DUI, it’s important to understand what that means for your visit. The rules aren’t always straightforward, but knowing what to expect helps you prepare the right way. Canada treats DUIs differently than some other…

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    Lost or Damaged Citizenship Certificate Solutions

    Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Author: Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Date:

    A Canadian citizenship certificate is an official document that proves your status as a Canadian citizen. It is often required when applying for a passport, requesting government services, or confirming your right to live and work in Canada. Without it, simple tasks like travel planning or updating identification may become much more complicated. Losing or damaging this certificate can be stressful—especially if you need it for time-sensitive matters. Whether it got lost during a move or was damaged by an…

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    Timeline Expectations for Permanent Residence Appeals

    Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Author: Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Date:

    Getting a refusal on a permanent residence application can be upsetting and confusing. After spending time, effort, and resources on the process, hearing that the application wasn’t approved can feel like a huge setback. But if you’re looking into filing a permanent residence appeal, you still have a chance to make your case. Knowing what to expect from the timeline can help ease some of the pressure and give you a better sense of control over what happens next. The…

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    Evidence Collection for Residency Appeals

    Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Author: Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Date:

    Permanent residents of Canada are expected to meet certain conditions to keep their status, and one of the key expectations is fulfilling the residency obligation. Life, however, doesn’t always follow a straight line. Whether it’s an unexpected health issue, a demanding job overseas, or a family emergency, many PR holders find themselves falling short of the physical presence requirement. This can lead to serious consequences, including the loss of permanent residence. That’s why understanding how to handle a residency obligation…

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