The Immigration Department also says it will rush travel documents for Canadian citizens in Lebanon and prioritize applications for non-citizens if they're related to Canadians and live in the areas damaged by the massive detonations in the port on Aug. 4.
Those who qualify will get help without paying the usual prices for documents and application processing including citizenship certificates, passports and work permits.The explosion of a Beirut warehouse packed with ammonium nitrate last month killed an estimated 190 people, injured thousands, and devastated neighbourhoods for kilometres around.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept.
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