IRCC’s “Public Interest” Power: Can Your PR or Work Permit Be Cancelled?
Canada’s immigration system has introduced significant changes through Bill C-12 immigration Canada, formally known as the Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders Act. Since March 26, 2026, the federal government has had new legal tools to cancel, suspend, or vary certain immigration documents and manage groups of immigration applications when doing so serves the public...
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