Sunday, October 23, 2016

TARGETING BIRTH TOURISM IN CANADA

The petition says the practice of birth tourism can be costly to taxpayers for health and education and other social services. Once 18 years old, someone born in Canada can sponsor parents and other family members.
Kerry Starchuk, a resident of Richmond, B.C. who launched the petition, said Canadian citizenship should not be automatically granted when neither parent has any status or ties to the country.
She said she became aware of the issue after noticing a residence next door to her was housing a "revolving door" of pregnant women.
 
 

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