David’s Blog | Canada should relax sponsorship rules for the Bahamas like it did for Haiti in 2010

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David Cohen
Published: September 11, 2019

Relaxing Canada's sponsorship rules for Bahamians with family in Canada is not only necessary given the destruction of Hurricane Dorian — it’s also the right thing to do. [Read more...]

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