Thank you for your support!
Each letter makes a difference.
We’re gathering voices from across Canada to remind decision-makers that there’s a real family behind every number — people who’ve built their lives here and hope for stability and a clear future.
Thank You to Canada
"We, Ukrainians, express our sincere gratitude to the people of Canada for their open doors and hearts during the most difficult times. The CUAET program has been a lifeline for nearly 300,000 people, offering safety, community, and hope. Your support has affirmed our shared values-freedom, compassion, and human dignity. Thank you for your solidarity."
Why your MP?
Physical letter to a Member of Parliament (MP) carries special weight. MPs represent the interests of their constituents and convey their positions to the government. When constituents contact their MPs, it sends a clear signal about the importance of an issue to the community.
To simplify the process, we have created a Personal Dashboard for campaign members — a simple tool with step-by-step instructions and templates.
How it works
1. Create your account – Register in a minute to get access to campaign tools.
2. Find your MP and prepare your letter – Choose a template and add your personal touch.
3. Send the letter – Sign it and send it by mail.
Why it Matters
Stronger Together:A Contribution to a Shared Future
INFORMATION ABOUT CAMPAIGN
Thank You for Supporting Our Campaign – Your Voice Matters
Proposal to the Government of Canada to Establish a Special Program Granting Permanent Resident Status to Ukrainians Who Arrived under the CUAET Program
These are samples of the letters we are inviting Canadians to sign and send to their Members of Parliament in support of Ukrainians.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE UKRAINIAN PATHWAY TO PR
The Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) was an urgent and generous response that helped Ukrainians find safety quickly when the war began.
Unlike refugees, who receive permanent protection, participants in CUAET were granted temporary resident status.
It was the right first step — but now, after more than three years, many families remain in a temporary situation. Without updates to their status, they could soon face legal and humanitarian uncertainty.
CUAET was never meant to be permanent — it was designed to provide quick protection during a crisis.
But as the war continues and returning home remains impossible for many, temporary visas are expiring. Families who have already built lives in Canada — working, renting homes, raising children — now face difficult questions about their future.
The next step should transform this temporary protection into a stable, fair pathway toward permanent residency.
At the start, Canada offered one-time $3000 for each adult and $1500 for each child 18 year old and younger financial help to cover essential needs. It was a vital gesture of compassion.
Today, most Ukrainians are fully self-reliant, contributing to the workforce, local businesses, and community life.
However, delays in processing documents and uncertainty around status make daily life harder. People are integrated, but their legal situation is still fragile.
Stability helps everyone. Ukrainians have already become part of Canada’s social and economic fabric — working in healthcare, education, construction, and community services.
Allowing them to stay permanently means securing skilled, motivated people who are already contributing.
At the same time, it prevents future instability or forced relocation for families who have nowhere else to go.
Canada’s first response was a success — it was fast, humane, and saved lives. But the situation has changed.
People who arrived under CUAET have now lived here for years, yet their future remains uncertain due to long document reviews and changing immigration rules.
Without a clear, fair solution, many could soon find themselves without status, despite having already adapted and become part of Canadian communities.
Government of Canada — Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET)
IRCC — Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada official updates
About the Project
This initiative is a non-commercial project created and managed by a group of volunteers. We are united by a common goal: to help Ukrainians who have found refuge in Canada build a stable and dignified future.
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