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The Canadian government announced it will join the Apostille Convention in order to improve the time required to authenticate certain documents.
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Additional Information: The electronic Apostille Program was launched in 2006 to support the electronic issuance and verification of Apostilles around the world. Canada will join 123 other countries who are a part of the Convention. More information on the Apostille Convention is available here.
BAL Analysis: The Canadian government has joined the Apostille Convention with intent to improve and ease the time required to authenticate certain public documents.
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