u/SnakeCheese007

20+ years ago in the US, I received 3 misdemeanors, 1 of which is considered a felony in Canada.

Back in 2008, I tried to go to Canada, but was turned down at the border and was told that I would need to go through a process (rehabilitation?) to be admitted to Canada, and the process would require jumping through a ton of hoops (getting fingerprinted at a local police station to subpoena my criminal records from another state, etc..), so I just never did it and never tried going back to Canada.

So it's now been over 20 years since the last offense, and it would be nice to finally visit Canada, but I do not know if I still need to go through all these hoops and apply for a permit/rehabilitation/etc..., or if enough time has elapsed where I would be able to drive through the border?

Does anyone know what I need to do to finally visit Canada? I heard that once you were flagged (like I was back in 2008), you're flagged forever, but that if 10+ years have passed then you can be deemed rehabilitated.

If anyone has guidance on my situation, or knows of a way that I can get total clarity on how to proceed, it's much appreciated. I really don't want to gamble on another attempt of driving through the border.

20+ years ago in the US, I received 3 misdemeanors, 1 of which is considered a felony in Canada.

Back in 2008, I tried to go to Canada, but was turned down at the border and was told that I would need to go through a process (rehabilitation?) to be admitted to Canada, and the process would require jumping through a ton of hoops (getting fingerprinted at a local police station to subpoena my criminal records from another state, etc..), so I just never did it and never tried going back to Canada.

So it's now been over 20 years since the last offense, and it would be nice to finally visit Canada, but I do not know if I still need to go through all these hoops and apply for a permit/rehabilitation/etc..., or if enough time has elapsed where I would be able to drive through the border?

Does anyone know what I need to do to finally visit Canada? I heard that once you were flagged (like I was back in 2008), you're flagged forever, but that if 10+ years have passed then you can be deemed rehabilitated.

If anyone has guidance on my situation, or knows of a way that I can get total clarity on how to proceed, it's much appreciated. I really don't want to gamble on another attempt of driving through the border.

Hi all - we're looking to update the kitchen in our MCM-ish style house, and was hoping to get some feedback from people who have much more design sense then we do. We live in Seattle and can't afford a full kitchen remodel, and instead are looking to do the following:

• updated the cabinet color
• update the wall color
• replace the stupid marble tile that's used for both the backsplash and countertop with a quartz/quartzite countertop and tiled backsplash
• Ideally, update the ugly 3-basin drop in sink to a single basin large undermount sink
• Add pendant lights above the "island"?

The kitchen is part of a large open floor plan, and I'm including pictures of the full space so you can see what other areas are visible at the same time as the kitchen.

What I'm hoping to get some feedback on are some MCM-ish options for the changes-in-scope listed above, and whether or not the backsplash should go up to the ceiling or not.

Thanks in advance for your help!

https://imgur.com/a/NK87ddT