Nova Scotian: Two And A Half Years

Immigration Officials Dept: Shona Bezanson and Patient Beya Bakadi married in Zanzibar last September. They're currently working in Sierra Leone and now want to settle down in Canada. Shona Bezanson and Patient Beya Bakadi married a year ago, according to CBC. They met two and a half years ago while they were working for non-government organizations in the Congo Immigration officials have told a Nova Scotian woman who married a man from the Democratic Republic of Congo that her husband can't visit, let alone stay in Canada. Last week, Bakadi's application for permanent residency was refused on the basis he does not meet the criteria of family. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.