Wade Chang presents petition for 36-month extension for TS2023 members in Parliament
Wade Chang, Member of Parliament for Burnaby Central, presented a petition in Parliament today calling for a 36-month status extension for TS2023 members. The petition refers to the survey results and report prepared by the TS2023 Initiative.
The TS2023 process in the Canadian Parliament has entered a new stage. Wade Chang, Member of Parliament for Burnaby Central, presented a petition in Parliament today calling for a 36-month status extension for eligible persons benefiting from the TS2023 temporary public policy.
In his own post, Chang announced that he had presented the petition in the House and thanked the constituents and advocates who brought the issue forward. Chang said he will continue advocating for greater certainty and stability for those who have built their lives in Canada.
The petition in question was officially registered by Chang with 122 wet signatures. After the signatures were verified, the petition was read in Parliament.
The petition refers to the survey results and report prepared by the TS2023 Initiative. The report is available via the Report link at the top of the site.
Şima Açan, Member of Parliament for Oakville West, did not leave us alone during the petition process and showed her full support. The TS2023 Initiative thanks Wade Chang, who presented the petition in Parliament, and Şima Açan for her valuable support.
The TS2023 measures had opened a path to legal stay and work authorization for eligible persons in Canada following the 2023 earthquakes. The TS2023 Initiative is calling for the status of those benefiting from the measures to be extended.
