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All articles on IRCC.com are published under a single editorial byline. Drafting is AI-assisted; editorial decisions, source verification, and final sign-off sit with the editorial team.
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The masthead byline applied to every article. Sources are cited inline; every article links the canonical canada.ca URL it summarizes. Coverage spans Express Entry, PNP, study and work permits, family sponsorship, citizenship, refugee/asylum, and regional pathways.
Coverage focus: federal economic immigration, provincial nominee programs, citizenship law, study/work permits, family class.
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Procedural and YMYL articles on IRCC.com are reviewed for accuracy by Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) registered with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), or by Canadian lawyers in good standing.
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IRCC.com follows a documented editorial process: source-first writing, AI-assisted drafting under named human editorial oversight, licensed practitioner review for YMYL content, prompt corrections, and full disclosure of advertising and affiliate relationships.
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