Bright.Angel said:
Canada National election date 19th October. Getting worried if new Govt. rejects all the applicants in quee like 2009 for policy change. So many applicants that time got rejected by new Govt. at the last stage after long waiting. They made a suit in federal court against the decision and their appeal is still hanging ! !
Only Allah knows what is waiting this time !
General Election, Canada Seat projections,
Ref: http://www.cbc.ca/news2/interactives/poll-tracker/2015/index.html
If an election were held today, who would win?
There will be 338 seats in the next House of Commons. A party needs to win 170 seats to form a majority government. Each federal electoral riding corresponds to one seat. The Poll Tracker estimates the most likely number of seats each party could win if an election were held today, based on current polling levels.
New Democratic Party NDP: 115
The New Democratic Party leads with 115 seats and is 55 seats from winning a majority government.
THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY HAS PROPOSED THE FOLLOWING MEASURES.
Entry Applications, Permits and Landing Fees:
• Ensure that Citizenship and Immigration Canada is properly staffed, trained and resourced to improve the processing of people wanting to come to Canada.
• Reorganize the applications process so that applicants are given accurate information about what to expect, are readily able to obtain information on the status of their files, and are given service in a considerate and professional manner.
• Reverse the policy of separating married couples while the application of the non-status partner is being processed.
• Extend automatic Canadian citizenship to children adopted from abroad by Canadian parents once the adoption is final.
• Refrain from using the term ‘resident' or ‘residence' in temporary, student and visitor visas to ensure greater certainty for those temporarily visiting Canada.
Recognition of International Credentials:
• Ensure that equivalency exams are fair and that they accurately reflect the level of understanding expected of individuals educated in Canada.
• Develop, in consultation with Canadian professional and trade associations, criteria for obtaining equivalent Canadian professional status, transition and bridging programs for integration of foreign qualified individuals into the Canadian workplace.
• Work with recognized professional bodies to prequalify internationally trained individuals for certain occupations as part of the immigration process.
THE NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY (NDP OR NOUVEAU PARTI DÉMOCRATIQUE, NPD) HAS PROPOSED THE FOLLOWING MEASURES.
Rights of immigrants and refugees:
• Promote the reunification of families as the main priority of the Canadian immigration policy while respecting the diversity of family models according to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
• An annual immigration level of 1% of the population to meet workforce needs and family reunification requests.
• Eliminate application and landing fees.
• Simplify the issuing of visitor visas for people coming to visit family members.
• Make international adoption simpler and quicker.
• Allow Canadians a one-time opportunity to sponsor a relative who is not a member of the family class to come to Canada.
• Ensure that tough laws against corrupt immigration consultants are enforced.
• Fast-track family class sponsorship from disaster areas.
Citizenship:
• Eliminate Bill C-24, also known as the Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act.
THE LIBERAL PARTY HAS PROPOSED THE FOLLOWING MEASURES.
Citizenship:
• Repeal bill C-24, also known as the Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act, and ensure a strong and united Canada where all citizens are treated equally.
Other:
• Increase funding and a more welcoming attitude by the government to improve Canada's record on family reunification, refugees, and citizenship.
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