- Citizenship Test Info
- EPL's Citizenship Test FAQs
To assist Edmontonians, Edmonton Public Library staff have compiled information about federal, provincial and municipal government representatives, political parties, leaders and leaders of the opposition which is specific to our region.
- Who is your Member of Parliament (MP)?
Your MP is your federal government representative in Canada.
- Who is your Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA)?
Your MLA is your provincial government representative in Alberta.
- Who are your City Councillors?
Your two City Councillors are your municipal government representatives in Edmonton. If you don't know which ward you live in, click here first to view a map.
- Citizenship Test
Author: Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Learn "what you need to know about Canada in order to pass the citizenship test, and what to expect during the test."
- For More Information About the Citizenship Test
Author: Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Provides additional information for individuals who are taking the citizenship test.
- Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
Study this guide if your test or interview is scheduled after the 15th of March 2010.
- Canadian Citizenship Practice Test
Author: Richmond Public Library
"This practice test consists of 115 multiple choice questions, including some that are specific to Richmond, B.C. (e.g. Richmond's mayor & councillors)."
- Organizations
- Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Suite 240, Canada Place, 9700 Jasper Avenue
The Citizenship and Immigration office in Edmonton is located on the second floor of Canada Place (take the orange elevator). The office is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please note that staff at the Edmonton office cannot assist you with a specific case and will advise you to phone the Vancouver Call Centre .
- Vancouver Call Centre
Ph: 1-888-242-2100
Individuals with citizenship and immigration inquiries are advised to phone the Vancouver Call Centre and speak to an agent about their particular case. Front desk staff at the Citizenship and Immigration office in Edmonton are not trained to deal with these types of inquiries.
- Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
This Board decides immigration matters. Its policies, rules, legislation, and some case decisions are available on its web site.
- Selected Web Sites
- Application Forms and Guides
Application forms and guides are not available at the Citizenship and Immigration office in Edmonton. You may print applications and forms from the Internet (please note that not all applications and forms are available on the Internet) or you may request that they be mailed to you by ordering them electronically via this web site or by calling the Vancouver Call Centre.
- Permanent Resident Card
Click on Application for a Permanent Resident Card (PR Card) to view the application form as well as a guide and other supplementary material.
- Policy and Regulations
Includes the full text of the Citizenship Act and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act as well as their regulations. The following immigration manuals are also available: Citizenship Policy; Enforcement; Temporary Foreign Workers Guidelines; Legislation; Inland Processing; Reference; Overseas Processing; and Protected Persons.
- Publications from Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Includes publications in the following categories: Immigration and Refugee Protection Act; General; Plans and Reports; Visiting, Studying or Working in Canada; Living in Canada; Citizenship; and Statistics/Reference.
- Useful Web Sites for Immigrants
Edmonton Public Library staff have compiled some sites that may be of interest to recent immigrants.
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