Who Is a Commissioner for Oaths? A Commissioner for Oaths (sometimes simply called a “commissioner”) is a person authorized by provincial or territorial law to: Their role is to ensure…
1. Québec City, Québec A slice of Europe without leaving North America. Strolling through Old Québec feels like walking through a French village from centuries past. Cobblestone streets, centuries-old stone…
If you’re a temporary foreign worker in Canada and plan to travel abroad, you need the proper documentation to return. While your work permit authorizes you to work in Canada,…
A Warm Welcome Community centres often serve as a newcomer’s first point of contact after arriving in Canada. Staff and volunteers are familiar with the challenges immigrants face and are…
1. Understand the Structure of the Test The Canadian citizenship test is: The test is usually written, but in some cases (such as accommodations for special needs), it may be…
Citizenship Physical Presence Requirement To qualify for Canadian citizenship, you must have been physically present in Canada for at least 1,095 days (three years) during the five years immediately before…