22
Jun
Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): In a move aimed at improving the efficiency of its immigration system, Canada has introduced a fresh set of refugee and asylum regulations that seek to accelerate case processing while addressing a growing backlog of applications. The reforms, implemented through Bill C-12, introduce new timelines for claimants and expand administrative powers available to immigration authorities. One of the key changes requires individuals entering Canada through irregular border routes to submit asylum applications within a specified period after arrival. Officials say the measure is designed to ensure that protection claims are assessed promptly and to prevent lengthy delays…
