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Originally Posted by sureLoss
Yes you could lie and say you are visiting. I wouldn't recommend it though, if you are caught there could be legal ramifications and even if you bypass those you could be flagged every time you enter the country.
The problem is if a person comes with a foreign passport and says they are living in Canada without a valid visa. At this point it looks like the person is trying to immigrate to Canada illegally.
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I guess I misunderstood the original post. It only says that he has been travelling with Canadian passport, not that he currently resides in Canada (which a lot of dual citizens do even if they don't live in Canada).
When he said that he wants to travel at Christmas and "get back into Canada", I assumed he meant travel to Canada from where ever he is living now - which would make him a legitimate tourist. Even now when I read it, it isn't clear.
edit: Although "Calgary, AB" in his location should have been a give away I guess.