THUNDER BAY - News - On Friday, June 30th, 2023, the Federal Court has partially granted an emergency motion for interim relief, filed by the Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario (IPCO) on behalf of three Indigenous Police Services: Anishinabek Police Service (APS), Treaty Three Police Service (T3PS), and UCCM Anishnaabe Police (UCCM). The court order,
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Much as Canadian immigration officers are required to determine cases in an objective and consistent manner, prospective immigrants are required to answer candidly and accurately.
Just as an officer’s failure to respect these rules can thwart the officer’s determination, so, too, can a would-be immigrant’s refusal to provide forthright and correct information doom an immigration application. James N. Tiben is a Cameroonian national. He came to Canada in 2014 and obtained refugee status here in 2015.
In July of the following year Mr. Tiben applied for Canadian permanent residency and included his two ostensibly adopted children, Fabrice M. Tiben and Romie A. Tiben on the application as Mr. Tiben’s dependent children.