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Canada
I know that sometimes this could be boring. I am always talking about the immigrants and the difficulties that we're ...
With the increasing number of Canadians using the Internet, it is becoming frequent the number of relationships that also started. ...
I've met a lot of people during the last 5 years. Most of them are immigrants living on the major ...
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Alberta
Doctors in Edmonton. Is it fair?As an immigrant in Canada, I am always looking for opportunities to improve my skills and of course find a better position to suit my career goals. That’s why I am reading some western newspapers to know “what’s going on there”.
British Columbia
I want to live in British ColumbiaFor those interested in the province of British Columbia, there is a new website where you can find information about this province, located on the west part of Canada. Everything that you need to know in order to live in British Columbia you can find there.
Ontario
Learn ESL onlineAre you interested in learn English? There are tons of options available for you to learn English online.
Quebec
Montreal transit systemInformation about the Montreal transit system: Société de transport de Montreal (STM).
New Brunswick
Confederation bridgeHave you wondered what is the biggest bridge in Canada? No? Let’s learn more about the Confederation Bridge. The bridge links two provinces: New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
Prince Edward Island
Confederation bridgeHave you wondered what is the biggest bridge in Canada? No? Let’s learn more about the Confederation Bridge. The bridge links two provinces: New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.