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Intercountry Adoptions
Both the provinces and territories as well as the federal government play a role in intercountry adoption
Canadian Government – Federal
The federal government establishes some of the regulations concerning international adoption.
Here's a list of private adoption agencies that are licensed to work overseas.
British Columbia
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Non-Government Links
Here are some of the major adoption organizations.
International Links
The federal government is responsible for the immigration of the child to Canada. The child can enter Canada either as a citizen or with a permanent resident visa. To understand both of these processes and to make an informed decision for your child, please visit Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
You may also wish to visit the Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) web site on intercountry adoption. HRSDC is the Federal Central Authority for the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption and it along with the provinces and territories is responsible for the implementation of the Convention.
Organizations
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