@VoicesFairCheck Thank you to everyone standing up and joining tomorrow’s event. Our voices will be heard.
Too many families have been separated because of this. Careers have been put on hold, and futures left in uncertainty.
It’s time to listen. @CitImmCanada
Thank you to everyone standing up and joining tomorrow’s event. Our voices will be heard.
Too many families have been separated because of this. Careers have been put on hold, and futures left in uncertainty.
It’s time to listen. @CitImmCanada
Only one day to go!
Tomorrow, we stand together.
Tomorrow, our voices will be heard.
Families cannot wait forever.
May 28. Toronto.
#IRCC#cdnpoli#cdnimm#CBCNews
Having arrived in 2013, I have lived out all my adult years here. Regrettably, my application for permanent residency remains unresolved. By comparison, many people who relocated here merely several years earlier have successfully secured PR and seattled down.
We came here with hope.
We helped build this country through work, service, and community.
Families deserve answers.
Endless waiting is not fairness.
#IRCC#cdnpoli#cdnimm#CBCNews
The voice has been heard in Vancouver and Ottawa. It is the time to let Toronto hear what we thought. It's about fairness, accountability and human rights. #Toronto
Delayed for years.
Forgotten for too long.
We are waiting for life to begin again.
Silence changes nothing.
Your voice matters.
Stand with us on May 28 in Toronto. #IRCC#cdnpoli#cdnimm#CBCNews
Delayed for years.
Forgotten for too long.
We are waiting for life to begin again.
Silence changes nothing.
Your voice matters.
Stand with us on May 28 in Toronto. #IRCC#cdnpoli#cdnimm#CBCNews
@VoicesFairCheck@nkeung All my colleagues who applied for PR around the same time as mine has had their PR 2 years ago. We have the same background, same job duties, the only difference is nationality and gender🙂
According to Toronto Star report (Oct6,2025), in 2024, China had 4250 PR security screening referrals - the highest of any country, surpassing Iran, India, etc. NSIRA found that CBSA used screening indicators based exclusively on nationality. Explanation?@CitImmCanada
In 2024, the top 5 countries of origin with the most permanent residence referrals were: China, Iran, India, Pakistan, and Syria.
"They don't tell us why they sent us for the screening or how long. We are left in dark."—Toronto Star #IRCC#cdnpoli#cdnimm#CBCNews@nkeung
The length of Security Screening, especially for Chinese applicants, is ridicuous, often 3 to 5 years. The life of the applicants are forced to pause with families apart and careers ruined. The money of the canadian tax payers is squandered. What a shame!
@VoicesFairCheck We understand the importance of security screening, all we demand is a fair timeline. More than 2 years waiting without anyexplanation is unreasonable. We paid taxes as much as other citizens/prs, we deserve the same treatment. Thank you for all your efforts
From 3/13 to 5/1, from Ottawa to Vancouver, through winter and early summer, our efforts never stopped. Our voices are being heard — the first English media report is out. Please share and comment to keep our message spreading. Stay strong.#IRCC#cdnpoli#cdnimm#CBCNews
@yuenpauwoo Similar cooperation requirements exist in many countries
U.S. FISA allows authorities to compel companies to provide assistance or data for intelligence investigations UK allows gov to require telecom and technology companies to assist with surveillance &intelligence operations
@yuenpauwoo Thank you Senator Woo for supporting.
Article 7 of China’s National Intelligence Law does not say that every Chinese citizen must collect intelligence or act as a spy. Some of us have never even heard of this law, let alone been asked to do anything related to intelligence.