Unlocking European Wonders: The Power of Maltese Citizenship

 According to the Maltese island's migration procedure, anyone who has decided to invest a certain amount of money in the country's economy can become a holder of a golden passport. In this regard, the state regularly replenishes the economic fund with foreign capital, and people can enjoy many benefits at

This minority government can take a visionary stance on citizenship and statelessness

 Minority governments have introduced universal healthcare, ended capital punishment and created the Canada Pension Plan. It is too early to gauge whether this minority government will cooperate to tackle issues related to citizenship and statelessness. All of the parties put forward platforms that proposed changes to the skilled worker program,

Becoming an Aging Society: Opportunities and Challenges

 Saint Paul University is interested in issues and conditions that affect the way humans live, relate and make meaning. As a centre of higher learning, it promotes excellence in teaching, research, and professional formation as part of the local, national and international academic community. It also collaborates with diverse faith

Stephen Harper’s Canada-China Relations: First Stalled… Then Evolved

 Canada-China relations have come a long way since Stephen Harper was first elected Prime Minister in 2006.After a decade of close cooperation with former Liberal Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and the Chinese government, Stephen Harper initially signaled his intention to take a less cordial stance toward China. He said his

Heart Break & Entry into Canada

 The evil scheme: Court an unsuspecting victim and develop a false relationship to gain access to a foreign country. Sound like something from a fictional novel? Unfortunately, it happens all too frequently and all too often the victims are Canadian men and women, like Lainie Towell. Lainie is an artist