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Full ipolitics.ca article: Treasury Board has agreed to enter into binding arbitration to end a controversial strike by Canada’s foreign service officers, but not without conditions. After nearly two months of picketing outside government offices around the world, the Professional Association...

In response to PAFSO's offer, Treasury Board has agreed to third party arbitration, under certain conditions. "These conditions are subject to negotiation confidence and cannot be shared publicly," said Clement in a statement. Article soon on ipolitics.ca Twitter: #dipstrike

In response to PAFSO's offer, Treasury Board has agreed to third party arbitration, under certain conditions. "These conditions are subject to negotiation confidence and cannot be shared publicly," said Clement in a statement. Article soon on ipolitics.ca Twitter: #dipstrike

In response to PAFSO's offer, Treasury Board has agreed to third party arbitration, under certain conditions. "These conditions are subject to negotiation confidence and cannot be shared publicly," said Clement in a statement. Article soon on ipolitics.ca Twitter: #dipstrike

In response to PAFSO's offer, Treasury Board has agreed to third party arbitration, under certain conditions. "These conditions are subject to negotiation confidence and cannot be shared publicly," said Clement in a statement. Article soon on ipolitics.ca Twitter: #dipstrike

In response to PAFSO's offer, Treasury Board has agreed to third party arbitration, under certain conditions. "These conditions are subject to negotiation confidence and cannot be shared publicly," said Clement in a statement. Article soon on ipolitics.ca Twitter: #dipstrike

I applied for a SP for myself and an OWP for my wife (together) in early July. I'm going to study Master's and my wife has degree as Chemical Engineer, which is one of the jobs Canada lists as "required". Does that help our application or should she rather have applied only for TRV?

Depends on if citizens of your country need Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) to enter Canada, you can find this online or tell us which country you are from.

1) "Work permits for your spouse or common-law partner are valid for the same period of time as your study permit." 2) If you applied together, you should enter together, not doing so will raise questions at least. 3) It ends exactly the day the study permit expires, no matter when you enter...

I've applied for a Study Permit at the Mexico City office a few days ago, for September 2013 intake. As my admission letter is from UQAM (Université du Québec à Montréal), I first had to apply for a CAQ and received a letter 705, which means a financial assessment has already been done on me...

I applied for a Study Permit for myself and a Open Work Permit for my spouse through the Mexico City VAC. My documents were received by the Embassy on July 09th, I hope to get our visas in time for travel (end of August). Good luck to all !!