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View 11: Multiple citizenship benefits in Canada
Topic:
Multiple citizenship benefits Canada
Submitter Name:
Institute for Research on Public Policy (NEWS RELEASE)
Submitter Location:
Montreal
Montreal – Canadian policy should not discourage multiple citizenship.
What should be done about the 2.8 Million Canadians Abroad?
Why is the Asia Pacific Foundation examining the issue of Canadians abroad?
Us and Them: The Plumbing and Poetry of Citizenship Policy and the Canadians Abroad
Published: June 27, 2010 in Research Reports (30 pages)
Abstract
This paper illustrates how the Canadian population living abroad, now numbering nearly 2.8 million people, has important implications for the development of Canadian citizenship policy.
View 4: Where should the line be drawn on new citizenship legislation?
Topic:
Where should the line be drawn on new citizenship legislation?
Submitter Name:
J L
Submitter Location:
Vancouver
My question to all the people out there who dislike the new citizenship legislation is this: “Where should the line be drawn on this?
View 3: Twin Citizenship Principles at a Crossroad?
Topic:
Twin Citizenship Principles at a Crossroad?
Submitter Name:
Don J. DeVoretz
Submitter Location:
Langley, BC
As of April 17 an amendment to Canada’s citizenship act will begin the process of undermining Canada’s established generous twin principles for obtaining citizenship and will create two classes of
View 2: Is Canada’s current dual citizenship policy too generous?
Topic:
Is Canada’s current dual citizenship policy too generous?
Submitter Name:
D. DeVoretz
Submitter Location:
Langley, BC
Canada’s current citizenship policy grants all existing rights derived from Canadian citizenship to both single and dual citizens.