It is a program launched by the Canadian Government aimed at caring for refugees and displaced persons as a result of wars, conflicts, and other causes, with the aim of providing them with a safe haven and international protection to rid them of the persecution and violence to which they are subjected in their own countries. 
 
In this article, we will talk about how this program is presented and the features of its shortcomings and conditions. 
 
How to submit and obtain approval: 
 
Initially, the migrant must apply for asylum at the Canadian Embassy or through international humanitarian organizations. A number of steps are taken to apply for asylum, namely, to register with UNHCR and then to process the requested papers, submit the application, interview, and obtain an asylum application. 
 
Secondly, when a migrant receives a refugee situation or a request for humanitarian protection, he or she will be nominated by UNHCR or humanitarian organizations. If Canada is the appropriate destination, his or her file will be submitted to the Canadian authorities for review, approval, or rejection. 
 
Third, when consent is obtained and medical and security examinations are conducted, acceptance will be obtained from the program. Travel arrangements will begin. Fourth, and finally, continued support will be provided to immigrants for integration into Canadian society, including psychological, linguistic, educational, and employment support.