I have dual citizenship. However, when I entered Canada by using my New Zealand passport, which was not the passport I used when I immigrated to Canada 3 years ago, the passport was stamped with "PR” without any indication of the expiration date. Did that mean they actually knew I am a PR under another nationality? The immigration officer at the airport didn't ask me any question, and I didn't present my PR card. Does that also mean I can actually stay in Canada as long as I want, without considering the 6 month period under the VWP as I thought? Thanks.
Stamped "PR" in New Zealand passport, but PR was approved w/ another nationality
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Yes, they know you are a PR of Canada. 
About your question, confirm with the CIC call centre. Make sure you continue to meet residency obligations(RO).
About your question, confirm with the CIC call centre. Make sure you continue to meet residency obligations(RO).