Canadian Immigration News Briefs for June 2013

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Published: June 26, 2013

The following is a summary of developments concerning Canadian Citizenship and Immigration that took place or were announced over the last two weeks.

Canada and U.S. Promote Cross-Border Business

Canada and the U.S. have released their first progress report after announcing the creation of the Beyond the Border Action Plan in 2011. >>Read more...

Immigrants Make Up Half of Canada's Millionaires

A new survey has revealed that almost half of Canada’s millionaires are either immigrants or first-generation Canadians. >>Read more...

Processing Times May Increase as Foreign Service Officers Strike

Processing times for applications submitted to Canadian Visa Offices abroad may rise as Canada’s foreign service officers go on strike.>>Read more...

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