Canada new immigration law is effective from now on. I have read the following question and the answer from your website:

"Question: Since our friends told us that there is no 183 days limitation under the new law which is staying 2 years during 5 years period. Even we passed the 183 days period, we are still valid for Canada PR. Is this correct? Should we go back to Canada before June 28, 2002 or after that date? Lots of friends applied for Canada PR but still work in US. Since the declining economy in US, we all want to keep our Canada PR status just in case. Please give me some advises. Also do you have a branch in Toronto? We really need some advises for applying for the citizenship of Canada.

Answer: You should return to Canada IF your stay in US will be over 6 months before June 28th. You will be eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship if you have lived in Canada for over 3 years in the past 4 years prior to the date of your application. Our Toronto Office's contact phone number is 416-593-8008."

My question is:
Q1: Why the Canadian PR should return to Canada before June 28 if he lived outside Canada for more than 183 days but less than 3 years? The new law is working now, which demand Canadian PR to live in Canada for only 2 years in each 5 years.

A1: Your stay outside Canada should NOT exceed 183 days before June 28th according to the old immigration law. Your PR status must be valid when applying the new law. You don't have to return to Canada if your stay outside Canada does not exceed 183 days before June 28th.