Criminal Convictions Dept: Border agents can turn away any non-Canadian citizen or permanent resident looking to visit based on a number of factors, including past criminal convictions, health or financial problems, and a general risk to security, according to CBC. You don t have the right to just walk in and canada's decision to turn away controversial Florida Pastor Terry Jones has ignited a debate over what factors determine whether a person can enter the country. Everybody else has to satisfy the Canada Border Services Agency that they ought to come in, but to some extent it s at the discretion of the person who is hearing your story, said David Cohen, an immigration lawyer and senior partner at Campbell Cohen based in Montreal.
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