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Hi, +1 613 944 4000. But don't quote me on that. Do some research yourself. Bonne chance!

Howdy! Congrats on getting your CPR. As to whether it's possible to land in Toronto, I don't know. Anything to do with Quebec is often more complicated. I suggest you call the CIC number and speak with one of the agents. I find the agents much more helpful than immigration officers. Good luck! :D

Hey! Spending 300 bucks is absolutely not worth it. Unfortunately you can't expect the Peace Bridge officers to be polite and helpful. You just need to be fully aware of the process before you go. I unfortunately wasn't at all. That's why I wrote this article to help other people out. BTW, doing...

Howdy!! Yeah, it was totally stupid of me to not read some of the posts here. Wasn't expecting this process to be so complicated. You would expect the immigration officers to be somewhat helpful but the impression I got was that they purposely wanted to create trouble for people. It's a shame...

Howdy! I confirmed with two of my friends who recently became permanent residents and they absolutely said they didn't go on the Bridge whatsoever. And the officer did also tell me this was a new rule from a few months ago after I asked. The sucky part is that none of the immigration officers...

Greetings to peeps who have already received their Confirmation for Permanent Residence (CPR) and are about to finish the landing process and activate their documents! I'm writing this post to describe my personal activation/landing experience (from March 30 to April 4, 2014) and also to tell...

I recently got hired by a not-for-profit company in Toronto and they required a copy of my off-campus work permit. So I handed it in. And then they told me that my current work permit cannot be accepted because on the actual permit it says the employer is University of Toronto, but since it's an...