| Canadian Supreme Court updates process for making a reasonable decision on immigration applications |
| https://brampton-news.com/canadian-supreme-court-updates-process/ |
| The Canadian government lays out parameters and procedures to ensure IRCC officers make fair and reasonable decisions.
A Canadian citizen at birth had his Canadian citizenship certificate canceled because it was discovered that his parents were Ru |
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| Sean Fraser talks about how life has changed since he became Canada’s minister of immigration |
| https://brampton-news.com/sean-fraser-talks-about-how-he-became-canadas-minister-of-immigration/ |
| Sean Fraser told CIC News in an interview that the biggest change since becoming Canada’s immigration minister has been managing his time as a politician as well as a family man.
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| Ontario and BC hold new PNP draws |
| https://brampton-news.com/ontario-and-bc-hold-new-pnp-draws/ |
| Each week, CIC News brings you a review of draws held under Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs. Here is a look at PNP draws held between July 11 and 15.
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| Ontario wants more immigration powers: What does this mean for the rest of Canada? |
| https://brampton-news.com/ontario-wants-more-immigration-powers/ |
| ANALYSIS: Ontario gaining more control over immigrant selection would have big implications across Canada.
The Toronto Star reports that Ontario Premier Doug Ford plans to ask the federal government for more control over immigrant selection to help |
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| Why enter the Express Entry pool now? |
| https://brampton-news.com/why-enter-the-express-entry-pool-now/ |
| Express Entry draws will get bigger so long as Canada still aims to welcome record-breaking numbers of immigrants.
Express Entry draws have resumed, meaning candidates eligible for all programs have the chance to apply for permanent residence. |
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| How to get proof of Canadian citizenship |
| https://brampton-news.com/how-to-get-proof-of-canadian-citizenship/ |
| If at least one of your parents was Canadian at the time of your birth, you could be eligible for Canadian citizenship.
Regardless of where you were born, if your parent was a first-generation Canadian at the time of your birth, you can apply for pr |
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