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Pardons Canada – Should Teachers Undergo Regular Criminal Record Checks?

Pardons Canada It seems that every where you turn to apply for work, a criminal record check is required. Now there is a proposal to run criminal record checks on existing employees, in this case its teachers. The Liberal Government in BC last year passed a law that requires teachers to have a criminal check done every five years.  Originally,

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Pardons Canada – Getting a NEXUS Pass with a criminal record

Pardons Canada We have been getting many calls recently from people who are seeking to apply for a NEXUS pass so that they can travel more easily through the US Border. A NEXUS pass allow for immediate acceptance into the US without having to talk with a customs officer.  In other words, you don’t have to wait in line, you

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Pardons Canada – Getting a Pardon for Assault in Ontario

Pardons Canada Assault is probably the most common criminal charge in Canada.  If the police are called to the scene of the fight, they will charge someone regardless of whether the victim wishes to drop the charge immediately. Once you are fingerprinted, your name is in the system and can be seen in a criminal background check.  Even if the

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Pardons Canada – Obtaining a Pardon for a Fraud Charge

Pardons Canada There are two types of criminal charges for fraud; fraud under $5000 and fraud over $5000.  Fraud under $5000 is considered a summary charge and Fraud over $5000 is considered an indictable charge. It is possible to get a pardon for either charge but you must be out of trouble for 3 or 5 years after the end

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