Q. We were rejected at the border while trying to move back to Canada with RRP (both my wife and myself have one). My son was with us and he has only his U.S. birth certificate.

The reason were denied of entering Canada was stated in the document as:

‘I am of the opinion that it would, or may be, contrary to the immigration at, or the immigration regulations, 1978 to grant admission to you, or otherwise let you come into Canada.

Therefore, pursuant to:

paragraph 20(1)(B) of the immigration Act, I am allowing you to leave Canada forthwith. …’

Does anyone know what the regulation 1978 is, and what the 20(1)(B) is?

Q. I had applied to Buffalo in early May 1999 with a request that I be interviewed in Buffalo. Now I have received a letter from buffalo that I will interviewed in LA in about 4-6 months time. They have also sent me the medical forms now.

Why have I got medical forms now if my interview is not waived? I have seen here that the medical forms are sent/given to people after/at the time of Interview only or only if the Interview is waived.

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Canada, for the sixth consecutive year, ranks first among places to live, while Norway treats women better than any other country, according to the 1999 U.N. Human Development Report, released Monday.

In June, employment remained little changed for the fifth consecutive month following strong growth in the second half of 1998. The number of people in the labour force fell sharply (-81,000), with youths aged 15 to 24 accounting for most of the decline. As a result, unemployment fell by an estimated 84,000, pushing the unemployment rate down to a nine-year low of 7.6% (-0.5 percentage points).