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I fully agree with 12om3.

The last day for Senate is June 27. Very likely the bill becomes the law this summer.

and how our voices could help???

Senate's last day is June 27. They have 3 more sitting days than the House of Commons. Check it out. http://www.parl.gc.ca/ParlBusiness/senate/calendar/cal2014-e.htm

According to the calendar, the Senate is sitting longer than HoC. Last day - June 27, 2014.

Go ahead, Sarah! You're really lucky, unlike me, who's going to wait another year in addition to the remaining 3 month.

us2yow Mid September

I will keep my fingers crossed. :o Hope the second reading today will not result in voting.

Another work done by UNISEF. It's basically not in favour of C-24 I cannot post links, so go google and type UNICEF C-24 to find the paper. The paper called: "Brief submitted by UNICEF Canada to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration".

Tolerance Bad news of the day.. :( :( At least "could" is better than "will" or "shall"... :)

As of now, you can file your application if you were present 1095 days in 4 years. If the bill passes, you should reside at least 1460 days (four years) out of six years.

The parliament has 20 more days left till summer break which starts on Jun 20 and ends on Sep 15. There are no sessions next week. Also, last 20 sitting days will have possible extension of sitting hours. As to the bill, it's not progressing much after the first reading, but the committee...

I'm among those hoping nothing going to happen before MPs go to summer break, i.e. June 20, 2014. I will file my docs in the mid of Sep. 2014.