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I think so, you can read about it here https://cardinalpointwealth.com/2015/08/27/americans-exiting-canada-understanding-the-five-year/

The reason I want to maintain it is because ultimately I want to get Canadian citizenship. My relatives in Canada are increasing and I'm thinking if I don't end up getting married in US and starting a family I may end up moving there also. By having citizenship I will know I can do that at...

I think I would only have issues with US border agents if I had a green card no? I have a US Passport so there should be no issues right? I don't plan on applying for any public health care for the time being as I don't want to become a Canadian tax resident due to assets I own in the US which...

Hello From my understanding the immigration law related to being a PR only requires physical presence in Canada (730 days within the last 5 years) and not to be a full time resident? am I correct? By staying 5 months per year in Canada for years comes to about 750 days which would meet the 730...

I still have my PR status but have not met residency obligations for a few years. I have entered Canada a few times with my passport and have not ran into any issues yet. But if I get sent to secondary and the officer finds out I have not met my residency obligations, does he/she have discretion...

I became a PR years ago and i renewed it once. But I have not met the physical presence requirements for the past few years. Years ago when I entered with my US passport the primary officer would not know about my PR status. Is that still the case? I would like to enter Canada with a US...

When entering from the US by car, the immigration officer at the booth is primary. But what about when one enters by bus? I know everyone gets off and goes into a office with their luggage. Is that primary or secondary?