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That's easier said than done! It would mean building exit booths at land border points of entry and then spending money on staff to man those booths. Similarly, they'd have to add the expense of extra staff at airports. This would essentially double their border staff expenses, something which...

If you don't know what you're talking about, you shouldn't talk. You'll just be embarrassing yourself. It does matter quite a bit whether you have citizenship or not, in ways which you can't seem to imagine. Without citizenship, I won't be able to get a job with the federal government. And I'm...

Canadianized?? What the hell does that even mean? Read one of my earlier posts. How Canadianized you are has nothing to do with citizenship. Forget for a moment that the 'typical' immigrant you're bound to meet on the street or a fast-food restaurant makes no attempt to assimilate. You have...

Well, if you re-read the part of my last post that you quoted in your post, you'll notice that what accounts for most of the one-year-and-four-months time from introduction to coming into force of the last Bill C-37 is the one year period from final passage to the coming into force (April 17...

I'm very well aware of that fact. I was just trying to answer your question about how they can ignore pre-PR time. All it takes is the passage of an amendment. It's really not that difficult. That being said, I'm in agreement with you that this proposed bill will pass with almost no...

What do u mean how can time spent in Canada be ignored? It can be ignored if a law is passed that says it is to be ignored. And in a lot of countries it IS ignored. Go read the US law on citizenship. It says you cannot apply for citizenship until you have been admitted for lawful permanent...

Like I said before, my man: don't like the tone of my posts? You can always stop reading them.

Yes, and rent in North Korea is lower than in Canada. That doesn't make anybody want to move to North Korea. What exactly is your point??

I'm not gonna re-post my entire first post in here but I am gonna say that most of it was actually facts and figures. It is a fact that gasoline will cost you 35% more in Canada than in the US. It is a fact that full-time jobs are extremely rare and most you'll find is part-time, or temporary...

I'm not even going to get into the merits of most of what you've written since it's not even coherent, let alone based on solid evidence. I do want to say one thing with regard to your last advice: "If you don't like it go somewhere else how simple is that?" Yes, going somewhere else is an...