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[Q5] First of all, I will answer the Q regarding rehabilitation. Under HK Laws. Chap 297 罪犯自身條例, if and when the conditions is acceptable towards rehabilitation, the criminal record will be sealed. However, it does not mean it's 'wiped out'.
根據《罪犯自身條例》,觸犯輕微罪行的人士,倘若被判處監禁少於三個月或罰款少於一萬元,三年後如有關人士沒有再犯法,其案底便不能再被提及,但不等同完全「洗底」,因為該人士不能申請「良民證」,若再犯法,有關案底也會被重提
http://tnews.cc/07/PoliceFJIcon1.asp?number=6824
[Q4] In terms of immigrating to Canada, then the Q becomes, how much did she stole? Under $5000, it is considered to be a summary conviction and over $5000 and it is considered indictable offence under Section 334 of the Criminal Code of Canada. Under Section 36(2c) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, anyone who committed an indictable offence inside or outside of Canada is inadmissible to Canada (ie. for Visiting or immigrating)
[Q1-3] In terms of UK, under Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974, a community serivce order is considered 'spent' (ie. ignored) after 5 years (or 2.5 years if it was done before reaching 18 yrs old). Once that time has elapsed, she should be able to pass the 'good character' requirement to naturalise as a British Citizen.
http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/formsandguidance/guideboa
You will not be able to apply for her to go to UK as a 'family' unless she is dependent on you (ie. she can't independently take care of herself or work, etc). 'Family' only applys to children, partner/spouse, and parents/grandparents.
http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/eeaeunationals
If she married a British Citizen, and the '5 year/2.5years' time above has passed, amongst other requirements listed in
http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/advice/bn7?view=Standard , she should be able to gain British Citizenship as a result.