- Citizenship and Immigration matters, including letters of support for Visitor Visas, and assistance with Permanent Resident card and citizenship matters
- Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Pension matters
- Canada Revenue, Income Tax issues, and Child Tax Credit matters
- Greetings from government officials for special milestones and occasions
- Employment Insurance matters
- Canada Post matters
- And other matters relating to federal programs and services
We look forward to hearing from you.
Certificates:
If you or your loved ones are celebrating an anniversary or birthday, special greetings can be arranged from the following officials:
Her Majesty the Queen (a copy of the wedding / birth certificate is required)
Anniversaries: 60 years +
Birthdays: 100 years +
The Governor General
Anniversaries: 50 to 59 years
Birthdays: 90 to 99 years
The Prime Minister
Anniversaries: 25 years + And every five years thereafter
Birthdays: 75 years + And every five years thereafter
Your Member of Parliament
Any anniversary
Any birthday
Please provide two months notice for all requests
Willowdale Facts:
• The community of Willowdale was originally settled by Jacob Cummer, who ran a mill on the nearby Don River.
• In 1855, David Gibson established the area’s first post office, named “Willow Dale” because of the abundance of willow trees in the area.
• Willowdale is the birthplace of former Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson.
• Today, Willowdale is a thriving multicultural community and a fast-growing part of the City of Toronto.
• Over 60% of Willowdale residents are first-generation immigrants, representing a wide variety of cultural groups.
• Approximately 130,000 people reside in the constituency of Willowdale.
• Willowdale is part of the old City of North York and is located in the northern part of the amalgamated City of Toronto.
• Willowdale’s electoral boundaries are Highway 401 to the south, Steeles Avenue to the north and roughly Victoria Park Avenue and Leslie Street to the east, and the Don River, Bathurst Street, and Yonge Street to the west.
According to 2006 Census of Canada & City of Toronto