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The link has changed, here is the new link (I lost the domain): http://www.immigrationexperience.ca/2008/06/preparing-your-landing-ii-where-to-stay.html Thanks, Nabil

People have lost access to the blog as not everyone knows about the new URL. I need to ask you guys for a favor to let everyone knows about the new URL, through Facebook, Forums, Twitter or Email PLEASE. I'm doing all that just for people to benefit from the info, I don't even have ads on my...

That makes me feel so good that you guys are benefiting from the blog, it also gives me the motivation to write more :) Thanks a lot Nabil

This domain has changed to http://www.immigrationexperience.ca/ Unfortunately I lost the domain and I had to buy a new one.

This domain has changed to http://www.immigrationexperience.ca/ Unfortunately I lost the domain and I had to buy a new one.

Hi there, I have a similar question but different situation: My sister in law is pregnant and would like to give birth in Canada. I'm a permanent resident in Canada and have a good job here. So her due date is in Nov, what is the best Visa type she should use to get accepted: Visit Visa...

Hi there, I have a similar question but different situation: My sister in law is pregnant and would like to give birth in Canada. I'm a permanent resident in Canada and have a good job here. So her due date is in Nov, what is the best Visa type she should use to get accepted: Visit Visa...

Hi jtob, I have a similar question but different situation: My sister in law is pregnant and would like to give birth in Canada. I'm a permanent resident in Canada and have a good job here. So her due date is in Nov, what is the best Visa type she should use to get accepted: Visit Visa...

Is the LICO measured after or before tax? In other words, if my annual salary is $60k and my employer cuts $20k income tax, so I get $40k to my pocket. and my LICO is $50K can I apply? My income is calculate after tax or before tax? I's appreciate your fast response. Thanks a lot, Nabil

These are a list of contact for IT recruiters in Canada ... I'm not sure if it's ok to include emails and phone numbers, but I don't think they will mind .... Mike Crawford: 416-363-9888 x 234 mcrawford <at> planet4it.com Moses Bar Joseph : 647-500-7147 moses.bar-yoseph <at> t4g.com Thoywell...

Thanks man .. at least someone replied.

Hi there ... From my own experience ... what you need to do is: 1- Try to socialize with Canadians (not newcomers) as much as you can. This website is a great tool to find people who share the same interest and meet (not virtually, they really meet) www.meetup.com 2- Directly seek...

not even one reply???

Hi guys ... I guess it's my turn to ask ... (if I may) I want to bring my in-laws to visit us in Canada (mom, dad, 2 sisters, 1 bro). Dad & one sis are wrking with good income, mom is a house wife, the other sis is in the University, and the brother is in high school grade 11. So the question...

I would say YES... that includes anyone who is thought to be born in Canada ... in other words whose accent is at least as anglophones! Good luck :) Nabil