Municipal Voting Requirements Summary About half of Canadian jurisdictions allow property owners to vote. In all provinces and territories, you must be a Canadian citizen and 18 years old to vote. Time requirements can b

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• Suffrage
• Sociology
• Right of foreigners to vote in the United States
• Voting rights in the United States
• Elections
• Politics
• Government

CANADIANS ON CITIZENSHIP The first national survey on what it means to be a citizen in Canada SUMMARY REPORT BACKGROUND The Environics Institute, in partnership with the Institute for Canadian Citizenship, the Maytree Fo

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• International law
• Constitutional law
• Canadian nationality law
• Immigration to Canada
• Multiple citizenship
• Citizenship in the United States
• Canadians
• Citizenship
• Canadian diaspora
• Nationality law
• Human migration
• Nationality

The Janet and Pierre Berton Scholarship Eligibility: Applicants must:  be a Canadian citizen or a landed immigrant  be a First Nations student  be registered in a full-time program at Yukon College

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• Yukon
• Pierre Berton
• Canada
• Higher education in Yukon
• Yukon College
• Whitehorse
• Yukon
• Provinces and territories of Canada

Hazel Fekete Scholarship Eligibility: Applicant must  Be a Canadian citizen or a landed immigrant.  Have resided in the Yukon for not less than two years.  Be enrolled as a full-time student in College Prep

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Lake Laberge Lions Club Bursary Eligibility: Applicant must  Be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant  Be enrolled as a full-time student in an 8-month trades apprenticeship program.

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I am a Dual Citizen of the US and Canada By Joe Petrie Dual citizenship was a topic of a recent meeting of the Friends of Irish Research (FIR) in Brockton Massachusetts. The focus was on dual Irish Citizenship. I have kn

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• International law
• Naturalization
• Multiple citizenship
• Canadian nationality law
• United States nationality law
• Citizenship
• Irish nationality law
• Australian nationality law
• Nationality law
• Nationality
• Constitutional law

We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution Evaluation Brief S E L E CT E D F I N D I N G S F R O M T H E D E C E M B E R[removed]R M C R E S E A R C H S T U DY We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution promotes

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• Canadian Forces
• Military organization

FRAMEWORK OF CITIZEN’S CHARTER Citizen’s Charter is a document of commitments made by a Government organization to the citizens/client groups in respect of the services/schemes being provided to them or to be provid

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Congress for Kids: [Citizenship]: Acting Like a Citizen: Worksheet

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• Electronics
• Apple Inc.
• Technology
• Computer hardware
• Nationality law
• Canadian nationality law
• Citizenship

THE CITIZENSHIP LINE: RETHINKING IMMIGRATION EXCEPTIONALISM Rachel E. Rosenbloom* Abstract: It is not possible to police the movement of “aliens” without first determining who is and is not a citizen. Yet little scho

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• Immigration
• Immigration detention
• Secure Communities and administrative immigration policies
• Canadian nationality law
• Illegal immigration to the United States
• Citizenship in the United States
• Illegal immigration
• Pedro Guzman
• Immigration law
• Law
• Nationality law
• Nationality