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Habib Canadian is owned by Habib Bank AG Zurich, so that would be the easiest route.

I think the issue with your post was that you posted it multiple times in multiple sections.

You can transfer it through any bank, and it is not taxable as it is a gift. If you wish to receive the funds sooner, you can open an account at Habib Canadian bank and to an intra-bank transfer from Pakistan.

That is true, but anyone (even someone who is not a member of the IRB or an employee of a Visa Office) can tell that she misrepresented material facts. Normal civilians have had their citizenship revoked for less, and the same justice needs to apply to Monsef as well.

Yes, you need to inform them that your son was not residing in Canada during 2015. You will have to return the payments, but this will ensure you don't have any hassles down the line. In the event that you don't inform them, and they find out, you will be subject to fines and penalties on top...

Yes, there was a Conservative government before the present one, but just because they were Conservative, it didn't make them anti-immigrant. In fact, immigration levels rose to record highs under that government. They also introduced a number of immigrant-friendly initiatives that have helped...

This is blatantly incorrect.

True, but it depends on the assets and how they are being handled. But, with no assets, the answer is very clear.

It will depend on where you live. If you reside in Canada, then apply here.

No, if you have no family or assets in Canada, you will not have to pay Canadian tax on your UAE income.

This is absolutely fake. Ignore it.

you have to provide 60 days notice to your landlord.

You mean lie on your application? I don't think you'll find anyone on this forum that would advocate doing that.

There are no exit requirements in Canada. So, even if you were here illegally, you are free to leave at any time. Having legal status is Canada is irrelevant at that stage.

Neither method is more or less risky. It really depends on the officer you encounter at the border and how diligent he/she feels like being that day.

Just to clarify, it may not even count towards your PR residency obligation. You should have been hired by the firm in Canada, and then subsequently transferred to India, in order for that time to count towards your PR residency requirement. Otherwise, you are out of luck on both counts.

What you failed to mention is that insurance rates are much higher if you have a G2 vs. a G license.

Which province does your brother live in?

Regardless of who passed the laws, they are being enforced more vigorously now than ever before. And, no one is trying to establish anything that is Charter-compliant. In fact, this issue was not even considered to be included in C6 until one of JT's cabinet cronies ran afoul of the law.

The proof is that she was born in a different country than she claimed! How much clearer can it get? Either she lied or her mother did...regardless, there is precedent under Canadian law that it doesn't matter who was responsible. She should be stripped of her citizenship and booted out like...