The past few days have brought about a lot of packing and unpacking and some very exciting changes for the National Pardon Centre. After months of planning, training and coordinating, we are extremely pleased to announce that our Toronto office is officially open for business and accepting walk-in clients!! Located in suite # 1503 atRead More

I sometimes get calls from concerned clients wondering why they haven’t heard from us in a couple of months. The straight answer is that we probably don’t have much news. The courts, police, and Parole Board can all take a long time to send us the information that we need to move forward with aRead More

The National Parole Board insists on informing everyone who visits the NPB website that you can easily apply for a pardon on your own and without the assistance of a lawyer or representative. And this is perfectly true. But you can also build a house without the help of a construction company. However, common senseRead More

Hi Everyone, By now you have probably heard that the Harper government pushed through Bill C-23A last week. And while the law has yet to receive Royal Assent, it is more or less a certainty that the pardon system will see some major changes. Understandably you will want to know how these changes will affectRead More

The National Pardon Centre plans to lobby the government in the hope of amending some of the proposed legislative changes to the Criminal Records Act; Bill C-23. Since we are fairly certain this bill will pass in one form or another we are going to try and save as much of the existing pardon program as we can. InRead More

If you haven’t heard already the US Department of Homeland Security is adding yet another headache to Canadian travelers, even those who have no intention of stopping on US soil. The new Secure Flight regulations mean that any flight going over US soil will be subject to homeland security checks. And while they are notRead More