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Volume 11 No.12, December 2007
Over 100,000 subscribers
In this issue:
1. New Technological Developments from Campbell Cohen
2. Foreign-Born Population in Canada at a 75 Year High
3. Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program
4. Federal Court Questions Canada-US Refugee Agreement
5. New Legislation Restores Citizenship to 'Lost Canadians'

At Campbell Cohen, we are continually striving to simplify the process of immigration to Canada. The information, tools and resources that we provide on our various websites are geared to help our visitors at all stages of the immigration process – whether only just thinking of coming to Canada, in the process of immigration, or already here.
The most recent Statistics Canada report focuses on "immigration, citizenship, language, mobility and migration" in Canada, based on the 2006 census. It paints a picture of an increasingly diverse Canadian society and highlights the important contribution of immigrants to Canada's growth and development.
Newfoundland and Labrador is focusing on immigration as a means to foster provincial growth. The Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program seeks to recruit immigrants with specialized occupational or entrepreneurial skills to contribute to provincial economic and social goals.
Citing several recent cases, the Canadian federal court has deemed that the United States is not a safe country for refugee claimants and that the Safe Third Country Agreement between the two countries violates Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada recently tabled a new bill to modernize the country's citizenship laws. New legislation will retroactively restore citizenship to the tens of thousands who lost, or never had Canadian citizenship because of several obscure clauses in existing legislation.
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David Cohen Canada Should Reduce Visa Application Fees
[December 17, 2007]

In Canada, we enjoy first-class social services such as healthcare and education. To pay for these services, the government has a number of sources of revenue... from income taxes to goods and services taxes (VAT). While most government services are free to the user, some - including visa services - charge fees to cover administrative costs.

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