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Why does Canada's immigration site keep crashing?

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Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

By Jennifer Brett
Nov 8, 2016

It's working at the moment but the web site Canada operates to provide information to potential new citizens has been buggy tonight as their neighbors to the South elect a new president.

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A number of posts on social media tonight found it on the fritz:

We found it working just now. Here's the link. 

Meanwhile, in case anyone's interested in relocation opportunities:

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