Canada’s permanent residence pathway for Hong Kong residents, often described by many Hong Kongers as a “lifeboat” program, has entered its final month. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada clearly states that the temporary public policy will remain open until August 31. Eligible applicants who have not yet applied must submit a complete application through the permanent residence application portal before the deadline.
Canada’s permanent residence pathway for Hong Kong residents, often described by many Hong Kongers as a “lifeboat” program, has entered its final month. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada clearly states that the temporary public policy will remain open until August 31. Eligible applicants who have not yet applied must submit a complete application through the permanent residence application portal before the deadline.
Canada’s permanent residence pathway for Hong Kong residents, often described by many Hong Kongers as a “lifeboat” program, has entered its final month. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada clearly states that the temporary public policy will remain open until August 31. Eligible applicants who have not yet applied must submit a complete application through the permanent residence application portal before the deadline.
Canada’s permanent residence pathway for Hong Kong residents, often described by many Hong Kongers as a “lifeboat” program, has entered its final month. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada clearly states that the temporary public policy will remain open until August 31. Eligible applicants who have not yet applied must submit a complete application through the permanent residence application portal before the deadline.
Canada’s permanent residence pathway for Hong Kong residents, often described by many Hong Kongers as a “lifeboat” program, has entered its final month. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada clearly states that the temporary public policy will remain open until August 31. Eligible applicants who have not yet applied must submit a complete application through the permanent residence application portal before the deadline.
Families and seniors planning to visit the Toronto Islands in August may be able to save on ferry costs. Toronto City Council has approved a temporary measure allowing children, youth and seniors aged 65 and older to ride the City-operated Toronto Island ferry for free from August 1 to 31.
TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey is delighted to announce the first group of esteemed honourees of the annual TIFF Tribute Awards, celebrating outstanding contributions to cinema and serving as the kick-off to awards season. The annual awards gala will take place on Sunday, September 13, at Fairmont Royal York Hotel Toronto.
Canada’s permanent residence pathway for Hong Kong residents, often described by many Hong Kongers as a “lifeboat” program, has entered its final month. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada clearly states that the temporary public policy will remain open until August 31. Eligible applicants who have not yet applied must submit a complete application through the permanent residence application portal before the deadline.
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