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8 Jan 2014

Overcoming Barriers: Afghan girl with Cerebral Palsy celebrates PR in Canada

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Tahera Hussain Karimi is a teenage girl in Regina Saskatchewan receiving nationwide media attention this week as one of Canada’s most high profile immigration success stories. Tahera travelled to Canada 6 years ago to receive surgery that would drastically improve her quality of life. She is diagnosed with cerebral palsy and required surgery to help her be able to walk. Growing up in Afghanistan, her condition meant that she was never allowed to attend school.

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20 Dec 2013

Three Citizenship Judges Appointed Today

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Minister Chris Alexander announced that Jeannot Volpé for Fredericton New Brunswick, Anna Janega for Halifax Nova Scotia, and A. Dane Minor for Surrey British Columbia will become Canada’s newest Citizenship Judges.

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19 Dec 2013

Modernizing Program Delivery

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Citizenship and Immigration Canada has modernized the way program delivery information is displayed by combining the latest operational guidance with policies. New centralized locations for different topics can be found here.

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19 Dec 2013

Bellissimo Law Group joins efforts to help people in the Philippine’s affected by Typhoon Haiyan

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Bellissimo Law Group as well as other lawyers in the Canadian Bar Association National Immigration Law Section have taken it upon themselves to provide initial legal consultations and to assist with immigration applications, pro bono, for Canadians and permanent residents in Canada who wish to sponsor family members affected by Typhoon Haiyan.

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18 Dec 2013

For Canadians Living Abroad

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For Canadian citizens living and working outside of Canada, the criteria for selecting a guarantor will now be consistent with requirements for those living within Canada. The intention, the Minister says, is to simplify the process of finding a guarantor.

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