1. Pedro, a citizen of the Philippines, immigrate to Canada 5 years ago; most of the time he spent in Canada working, and he also meets the citizenship requirements; recently, he heard from his parents that his brother's orphaned daughter, 19 would like to be sponsored under the family class, as she would like to go to college and pay Canadian fees.

What if Pedro decided to officially adopt his niece, despite the fact that he does not think that she would be able to live with him, as his house is really small? Is this acceptable route for his niece to obtain PR status?

a) no, he is single and he does not qualify for sponsorship

b) yes, because the child is orphaned

c) yes, as it would be to the best interest of the child

d) no, as the intent is to circumvent the IRPR

2. Medical inadmissibility rules for excessive demand reasons do not apply to:

(choose all that apply)

a) protect persons

b) people with disabilities

c) refugees and their dependents

d) certain people being sponsored by their family, such as dependent children, spouses and common-law partners

3. Name two non-economic immigration programs

4. Name the provision in the IRPA that allows foreign nationals to seek temporary admission into Canada while having an application for permanent residence in process. Also provide an example