Immigration and Refugee Law Includes information on rights of refugees and immigrants to Canada, how to seek admission to Canada as a permanent resident or refugee, and Canadian citizenship.
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Family Law Issues for Immigrant, Refugee and Non-Status Women
If you or your partner came to Canada from another country, you may face both family law and immigration challenges when your relationship ends. This resource covers these topics:
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English, Français, American Sign Language (ASL), Arabic, Chinese, Farsi/Persian, Korean, Punjabi, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tamil, Urdu
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Booklet/PDF, Video, Web
Produced/Updated In:
2018
Refugee Rights in Ontario: Information for front-line workers
Reflecting recent changes to the refugee determination process, this website provides plain language information on what the new rules mean in practical terms for people making refugee claims. This resource provides information for community organizations serving refugee claimants about the following topics:
Available in:
English
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Web
Produced/Updated In:
2015
Part of Legal Aid Ontario's Law Facts website, this section has information about the process for making a claim for refugee protection in Canada, which changed on December 15, 2012. These changes are the result of Bill C-31, the federal government's new federal refugee and immigration legislation.
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English, Français
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Web
Produced/Updated In:
2013