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Pardon Testimonial

My name is J.C and I have been convicted of several drug charges in the past. My first drug conviction was in 1998 I received an 18 month sentence my second conviction was 2008 were I was charged with 4 indictable offences received 2.5 years run concurrent i received parole never had any violence on myRead More

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The Tories Were Wrong on Pardons. Let’s Hope the Grits Get it Right.

Shortly after the Liberal Government was elected Ralph Goodale – the New Minister of Public Safety – announced a complete review of the pardon program. It was urgently needed due to the heavy handed changes made under the previous Conservative government. Tough on Crime Costs Everyone The changes that were made to the pardon programRead More

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The Hypocrisy of Marijuana Criminal Inadmissibility at the United States Border

Recently, Canadians experienced a small uproar when a few good citizens were refused entry at the United States border. The uproar was due to the fact that someone who admits to using marijuana will be deemed inadmissible to the United States. Even though it’s been standard policy for as long as I can remember theRead More

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Am I inadmissible To Canada? Deportation Following a Criminal Conviction

Visitors and immigrants are just as bound to Canadian law as Canadian citizens. If you are caught engaging in illegal activity you will be arrested, charged and tried in a Canadian court and, if convicted, will most likely face a deportation or removal order. Once this happens returning to Canada can be difficult but thereRead More

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Fly Direct – Inadmissibility to the United States Means You Need a US Waiver Even For a Layover

It is no secret that many travel destinations involve a brief stopover in the United States. Most locations in South America, many in the Caribbean, plenty in Europe and just about any location in the world that is not within Canada will have a very good chance of a layover in the United States. ThisRead More

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Parole Board of Canada to Clear Pardon Backlog by March 2017

The Parole Board of Canada has announced that it will clear the pardon backlog by March 2017. The Backlog was created by the Conservative government when it amended the law to make pardons more difficult to obtain. The result was a backlog of applications that had been submitted just prior to the legislation changes. ThoseRead More

Pardon Testimonial

The Tories Were Wrong on Pardons. Let’s Hope the Grits Get it Right.

The Hypocrisy of Marijuana Criminal Inadmissibility at the United States Border

Am I inadmissible To Canada? Deportation Following a Criminal Conviction

Fly Direct – Inadmissibility to the United States Means You Need a US Waiver Even For a Layover

Parole Board of Canada to Clear Pardon Backlog by March 2017

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