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When you enter Canada after receiving a permanent residency visa you will be inspected by immigration and customs officials at the port of entry that you choose to enter through. Immigration Direct can help you get your Permanent Resident Card, but then you should also know something about what will happen when you enter the […]
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After you have obtained your Canadian visa (easy application assistance can be found here) and permission to enter the Dominion of Canada you will need to make sure that you have everything you need to enter the country. The Canadian government provides a checklist of things that you need to bring with you upon your
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As the reveries of citizenship week come to an end and the solemn chant of citizenship oaths fade into a normalized drone, everyone hopefully has come to realize something about the greatness of citizenship in Canada. That is certainly the purpose of citizenship week as it was designed by the Canadian government. Also it is
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After you have lived in Canada for a while with a Permanent Resident Card you may then apply for Citizenship. Part of the process for becoming a citizen is taking a test on the history, government and Culture of Canada. It is likely that after living in the country for a while you will become
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This week is citizenship week for Canada and the government encourages you to participate in the celebration whether you’re a new citizen or have been around for a while. In Montreal, Quebec there will be a citizenship ceremony at 10 a.m. at the Bureau de la communauté Haitienne de Montréal 6970 Marquette Street Montréal,
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This week is citizenship week for Canada and the government encourages you to participate in the celebration whether you’re a new citizen or have been around for a while. Nova Scotia will be holding a citizenship ceremony in Dartmouth today at 2 p.m. Woodlawn Public Library 31 Eisener Boulevard Dartmouth, NS B2W 0J1 New Brunswick
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People all across the provinces are celebrating their citizenship in one of the best countries in the world this week. The Canadian Government is also encouraging all sorts of events. Citizenship ceremonies have been organized, educational programs have been started up to inform the public about Canada’s history, and Canadians of all walks of life
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This week is citizenship week for Canada and the government encourages you to participate in the celebration whether you’re a new citizen or have been around for a while. New Brunswick will be holding two citizenship ceremonies on Wednesday. At the Old Train Station at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. 380 York Street Fredericton, NB
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This week is citizenship week for Canada and the government encourages you to participate in the celebration whether you’re a new citizen or have been around for a while. Nova Scotia will be holding a citizenship ceremony at 10a.m. Halifax Citizenship Office 1741 Brunswick Street, Suite B110 Halifax, NS B3J 3X8 Ontario will be holding
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This week is citizenship week for Canada and the government encourages you to participate in the celebration in your province. Two citizenship ceremonies will take place Montreal, Quebec Monday: At 10 a.m. Our Lady of Pompei 9944 St-Michel Boulevard Montréal, QC H1H 5G8 At 1:15 p.m. McGill University 3660 Peel entrée/entrance: Nahum Gelber Law Library
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