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I got my SIN number when i still had a work permit, does my SIN card expire after getting permanent residency?

Should Canada abolish birthright citizenship?

I think citizenship should be passed to one generation overseas. For second and third generation, they should get Canadian citizenship if only they will be stateless otherwise.

Do you support the "one generation rule" of Canadian citizenship passing by descent? I

Do other commonwealth citizens enjoy some special rights or privilages in Canada?

Do i need to give up my PGWP, or is my PGWP still valid if i apply a new study permit?

IF I was in PGWP can I study masters? Or do I need to apply for another student permit?

Can you take a taxi or uber?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/international-travellers-air-passengers-flights-quarantine-covid-19-1.5826948?fbclid=IwAR0qgO4ZfEpz6B6OXGfaKQ6LF5B29jdyt0w5QtwXpawmzkRWmM3hUKOOB2s

The link to see if you are eligible is about whether you are egligible to enter Canada NOW, I am asking about whether I am eligible after September 7.

The link is for now, and they may ease travel restriction on September 7, do you understand?

I want to clarify one thing first, is the is Canada really open in September 7 for all vaccinated travelers? I check the IRCC and they do not specify whether it is essential or non essential travel or not.

They have a pathway for HOng Kong graduates to apply for permanent residency immediately after graduation, and we must apply it within canada

It's just the current restriction, they will ease restrictions for all fully vaccinated travelers after September 7 please see the following link: https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid/travel-restrictions/covid-vaccinated-travellers-entering-canada it said: Fully vaccinated foreign nationals may be...

But last I heard that they are open for all vaccinated travellers after September 7, it doesn’t specify say any requirements

As Canada is going to open border for the vaccinated on September 7, can I come as a visitor even if I have a study permit. I come from a visa-exempt country and I have already finished all my studies. But my student permit may not have expired.

"The 90 days begin on the date you get the first notification from your school (such as an email, letter, transcript, etc.) that you completed your program or when you get your degree, diploma or certificate." So which one they start counting, the day I get first notification or get my...

According to the IRCC website if I finish my studies earlier than I expect my student permit will expire 90 days after my studies. But when did the 90 days start counting, is it about the convocation, or the last day of my exam?

If I come from a visa-exempt country to Canada as an international student and If my student permit expires and I forgot to extend my student permit, after it expires, will it automatically change to visitor status. From my country people can visit Canada for six months as a visitor without visa.

I am trying to calculate my possible Comprehensive Ranking System points, but I don't get what "Skill transferability factors" mean. How to calculate this part?