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Thanks very much, Needle! It seems to make sense: everything I read on the CIC website, other Canadian gov't websites, and elsewhere suggests that the main concern (logically enough) is that they don't want to admit someone to the country who will be destitute, so the point of the regulation is...

Thank you, Vipul. This is what concerns me, in fact - while I can probably prove I have the required $10,000 in a single lump sum available for my own support, I'm not sure I'll be able to raise the additional $4,000 for my daughter's support all at once, without first selling our house in the...

Background: I'm considering a graduate program at an Ontario university. I am an American citizen, a single parent (widowed) formerly married to a Canadian citizen. Our daughter is a minor; she holds both American and Canadian current passports and other relevant documents (e.g. Canadian...

I am an American citizen. I married my wife, a Canadian, in Calgary in 1999. We settled in the US and in 2001 we had a daughter, who is a dual citizen. In 2005, due to complications in childbirth, my wife and our second child died. It was always our intention to return to Canada in due course...