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He is about 1/10 the asshole that the Liberals you idiots out East have elected for the past 10 years. You guys in the Maritimes should pay your taxes, pay the rest of Canada back all the Unemployment Insurance you have sucked out of us maintaining your "fishing (e.g. sitting around doing bugger all & drinking beer) lifestyle and shut the fuck up.
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You're not one of those super sensitive JL fans are you???
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or how about the championship against the golden child?
" Do you have a criminal record or have you ever been to jail ?"
J-Law shouldn't have any trouble explaining how his ankle braclet might be out of range for several days visiting a foreign country ....
I'm sure once his time is done in the USA and he's really needing to race in Canada his people will make sure that happens.
Anyone with a conviction in the United States that is treated as a felony or indictable offense in Canada is excludable from Canada, but even if the offense is not a felony or indictable offense in Canada, Customs and Immigration Officers have ultimate authority to permit and deny entry to Canada.²
Almost all convictions (including DUI, DWI, reckless driving, negligent driving, misdemeanor drug possession, all felonies, domestic violence (assault IV), shoplifting, theft, etc) can make a person inadmissible to Canada, regardless of when they occurred. For this reason, it is not recommended that persons with past convictions attempt to enter Canada without first obtaining necessary documents. It is always the final decision of officers at ports of entry to decide whether a person should be allowed into Canada.
From the Immigration Act Of Canada:
"Section 19(2)(a.1) of the Immigration Act of Canada states that persons convicted of an offence outside of Canada, that would be an offense under Canadian law, cannot be admitted to Canada. Criminally inadmissible persons can, however, apply for a special permission to enter Canada. This special permission is expressed by a Minister's Permit."
Any person living in the United States who possesses a criminal record and wishes to travel to Canada will need a Ministers Permit. This is valid up to one year. One may also apply for a Rehabilitation. This document is a permanent approval, and allows hassle free border crossing into Canada.
The Canadian Government will look at each application individually. They will consider the following factors:
1) Nature of conviction
2) Date of last conviction
3) Sentencing
4) Reasons for travel
A Ministers Permit may take up to 6 months for processing. A personal interview may be required at the port of entry nearest the applicant's residence.
Rehabilitation allows lifetime access into Canada. This document never needs to be renewed. A Ministers Permit and Rehabilitation does not permit one to work in Canada. These approvals allow visitation for a period up to 6 months at a time.
Every asshole from the rest of the world is there... Visit Toronto or Quebec some time..
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