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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Ramj: 10:09pm On Mar 07, 2019
majjj:



thank you for your response. The kids are American Citizens,not USA visa holders. Does that make it better?

I know they are US passport holders, I made a mistake stating US Visa holders, its still the same thing. Americans are not allowed indefinite stay in Canada, they will be treated as visitors on arrival. Unless they have permit to stay.

SO she needs to include them.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by fadeyemi(f): 11:22pm On Mar 07, 2019
einsteino:


I am so sorry I skipped this. I would find time to explain in detail on what I have done so far and options you may take.

Hi, I am still expecting your respond pls.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by sleekysoft(m): 12:14am On Mar 08, 2019
Hello Seniors and House.. I greet una please does anyone here stays in corner brooks ? I need help oo

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 2:36am On Mar 08, 2019
Greatkhad:


learning python at the moment..will check out the courses in data structure as you recommended. Thanks

What language(s) do you programme in?
Java and python
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Iyamefa: 5:17am On Mar 08, 2019
Quick update as most of us already know : Daylight saving time 2019 will begin at 3:00a.m on Sunday, March 10 so enjoy the extra hour of sunlight as winter wraps up cheesy

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by juicebox: 6:47am On Mar 08, 2019
Hello Landed seniors, please I plan on doing a soft landing. How many days or weeks do I need to stay to enable me complete the necessary formalities and necessary applications?
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by roblance: 8:41am On Mar 08, 2019
Help !!!

When filling IMM 5669 ( schedulr A form) and IMM 5645 ( family Information) post ITA. Will it be filled by just the PA or both PA and spouse
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Awuuga: 9:09am On Mar 08, 2019
Please those who plan on travelling to and through Ethiopia via Ethiopia airlines are expected to declare the funds on them at Addis Ababa Bole International airport or risk having your money seized. I heard it on the radio this morning and I thought to share.

Source:-Federal Ministry of Information.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Dannyko: 10:13am On Mar 08, 2019
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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by 19CannyMum: 12:02pm On Mar 08, 2019
salford:
Imo, the easiest way of passing the road test is to take up brush up classes at a driving school. Some of these driving schools know the exact routes the examiner tests people on. In alberta, calgary to be specific, it cost around $45 to 50 an hour for brush up lessons. It might be cost saving to attend brush up lessons and pass the test once or twice than relying on experience from Nigeria and failing the test more than 3 times or more.

Please can you recommend any instructor in Calgary? Thank you.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by finishedworks: 3:26pm On Mar 08, 2019
I can't thank everyone one on this thread enough, have learnt, strategized, cancelled my strategy and restrategized all over again and all from the knowledge garnered from here. I started following this thread from June last year after putting in my application but got frustrated at a point and stopped reading when CIC no wan answer me smiley, but i picked it up again in December, and between then and now , I have gotten PPr and gotten our passports stamped. Will be landing in Edmonton in May.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by olioxx(m): 3:43pm On Mar 08, 2019
How is the Cybersecurity industry in Canada?
Speciality: Malware Analyst + Vulnerability Reseach.
Cheers
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canadaman18:


Yes feel free buddy.

And honestly the feeling of some days being difficult will never go away. You'll just learn to embrace it lol so don't let that discourage you.

My expertise is back end and yeah I get your reservation towards front end. Although most times companies have a UX designer who creates the mock ups so all you have to do is follow their design and add the logic to make it work
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 4:07pm On Mar 08, 2019
Please did anyone here get sinp with Early Childhood Education as NOC? I need your assistance
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Dyolahh: 6:49pm On Mar 08, 2019
Hello house. Please what city is best for a project manager. Edmonton or Calgary. Also for a food technologist. Many thanks in advance.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by joo2018: 7:06pm On Mar 08, 2019
How do y'all handle disciplining young children in Canada?

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Chummypinky(f): 7:51pm On Mar 08, 2019
finishedworks:
I can't thank everyone one on this thread enough, have learnt, strategized, cancelled my strategy and restrategized all over again and all from the knowledge garnered from here. I started following this thread from June last year after putting in my application but got frustrated at a point and stopped reading when CIC no wan answer me smiley, but i picked it up again in December, and between then and now , I have gotten PPr and gotten our passports stamped. Will be landing in Edmonton in May.
we will be landing in may in onterio

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by junebaby: 7:52pm On Mar 08, 2019
nope still in Nigeria


phemmi1:
@rainazoe pls if u have any insight, thanks
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by mikkyphp(m): 8:41pm On Mar 08, 2019
cc @Guitarlife
The Module
The Introduction to Data Science module is delivered entirely online so students can earn their certificate without disrupting their lives.

Students who successfully complete Unit I earn a certificate and an invitation to enroll in Unit II. Those who successfully complete Unit II earn an overall certificate. Students have the opportunity to complete either unit of the module with honors.

Scientific Computing and Python for Data Science
In Unit I, students gain a comprehensive introduction to scientific computing, Python, and the related tools data scientists use to succeed in their work. Successful completion of Unit I is a required prerequisite for enrollment in Unit II.

Machine Learning and Statistical Analysis
In Unit II, students develop machine learning and statistical analysis skills through hands-on practice with open-ended investigations of real-world data. Students can expect to work with authentic public data sets from organizations like the NHS, or anonymized data on credit card defaults. This unit has a heavy emphasis on creative use of the tools of data science to solve problems from multiple perspectives.

The Requirements
This is a true introduction to data science and can accomodate beginners with the right amount of foundational knowledge. It does not require you to have any prior degrees.

https://wqu.org/programs/data-science?utm_source=DS+Module+042019&utm_campaign=f8c006d570-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_03_05_09_21&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f3a823269e-f8c006d570-70775723

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by maternal: 8:50pm On Mar 08, 2019
joo2018:


How do y'all handle disciplining young children in Canada?

Beat them in private and don't leave any proof like scars. Close your curtains to avoid witnesses as well.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Newmum0615: 9:37pm On Mar 08, 2019
grin
maternal:


Beat them in private and don't leave any proof like scars. Close your curtains to avoid witnesses as well.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Ifeoma77(f): 9:54pm On Mar 08, 2019
maternal:


Beat them in private and don't leave any proof like scars. Close your curtains to avoid witnesses as well.
shocked shocked what if they say it out in school?

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by maternal: 11:16pm On Mar 08, 2019
Ifeoma77:

shocked shocked what if they say it out in school?

Deny it. Tell them your pikin is vex because u gave them a time out at home. Then beat them even harder for telling their school when they get home. Again no evidence is the key. Careful of cell phones too.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 12:11am On Mar 09, 2019
maternal:


Beat them in private and don't leave any proof like scars. Close your curtains to avoid witnesses as well.

Actually, you are allowed to hit a child, between the age of 2 and 12, in Canada as per section 43 of the criminal code. But, there are restrictions to the beating.


What is Section 43 of the Criminal Code?

Section 43, codified in 1892, is the law that allows parents, teachers and those standing in place of parents to use force to "correct" children as long as the force does not exceed what is "reasonable" under the circumstances

Among other things the Court restricted its use to children between the ages of 2 and 12, and stated it must be "transitory and trifling" must not involve objects such as rulers and belts, and may not be applied to the head

But the fact is ....

Most Canadians have never heard of section 43 of the Criminal Code

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 1:27am On Mar 09, 2019
mikkyphp:
cc @Guitarlife
The Module
The Introduction to Data Science module is delivered entirely online so students can earn their certificate without disrupting their lives.

Students who successfully complete Unit I earn a certificate and an invitation to enroll in Unit II. Those who successfully complete Unit II earn an overall certificate. Students have the opportunity to complete either unit of the module with honors.

Scientific Computing and Python for Data Science
In Unit I, students gain a comprehensive introduction to scientific computing, Python, and the related tools data scientists use to succeed in their work. Successful completion of Unit I is a required prerequisite for enrollment in Unit II.

Machine Learning and Statistical Analysis
In Unit II, students develop machine learning and statistical analysis skills through hands-on practice with open-ended investigations of real-world data. Students can expect to work with authentic public data sets from organizations like the NHS, or anonymized data on credit card defaults. This unit has a heavy emphasis on creative use of the tools of data science to solve problems from multiple perspectives.

The Requirements
This is a true introduction to data science and can accomodate beginners with the right amount of foundational knowledge. It does not require you to have any prior degrees.

https://wqu.org/programs/data-science?utm_source=DS+Module+042019&utm_campaign=f8c006d570-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_03_05_09_21&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f3a823269e-f8c006d570-70775723
Thanks brother.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 1:43am On Mar 09, 2019
TheCongo2:


Actually, you are allowed to hit a child, between the age of 2 and 12, in Canada as per section 43 of the criminal code. But, there are restrictions to the beating.


What is Section 43 of the Criminal Code?

Section 43, codified in 1892, is the law that allows parents, teachers and those standing in place of parents to use force to "correct" children as long as the force does not exceed what is "reasonable" under the circumstances

Among other things the Court restricted its use to children between the ages of 2 and 12, and stated it must be "transitory and trifling" must not involve objects such as rulers and belts, and may not be applied to the head

But the fact is ....

Most Canadians have never heard of section 43 of the Criminal Code

Thank you for this wonderful contribution, however if it must not involve the things you stated , what else can be used and it will be legal ?

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by maternal: 2:02am On Mar 09, 2019
TheCongo2:


Actually, you are allowed to hit a child, between the age of 2 and 12, in Canada as per section 43 of the criminal code. But, there are restrictions to the beating.


What is Section 43 of the Criminal Code?

Section 43, codified in 1892, is the law that allows parents, teachers and those standing in place of parents to use force to "correct" children as long as the force does not exceed what is "reasonable" under the circumstances

Among other things the Court restricted its use to children between the ages of 2 and 12, and stated it must be "transitory and trifling" must not involve objects such as rulers and belts, and may not be applied to the head

But the fact is ....

Most Canadians have never heard of section 43 of the Criminal Code


That's more like spanking. You need force that'll make the child think twice for next time.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by maternal: 2:02am On Mar 09, 2019
Guitarlife:

Thank you for this wonderful contribution, however if it must not involve the things you stated , what else can be used and it will be legal ?

U wan kill your pikin ?

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by amdman: 2:04am On Mar 09, 2019
Zeewirld:
.@Amdman...I have registered for ACAMS and will be writing by October.I hope this is acceptable by employers in Canada?

Yes it is.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 2:06am On Mar 09, 2019
maternal:


U wan kill your pikin ?

grin grin grin Knowledge is power .....

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by amdman: 2:07am On Mar 09, 2019
Hephgirl:
congratulations on ur job dear.
basement during winter is crazy. A full house can be frustrating if u r d occupant in d basement.

If your landlord is nice, they will help to heat more than usual. But truly, basement can be cold.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by amdman: 2:08am On Mar 09, 2019
Jennypharb1:


Hello, can I pm you if you don't mind. I'm looking at registering and sitting for the exams as well.

No longer have access to the mail linked to my account.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by amdman: 3:06am On Mar 09, 2019
kay2011:
1 year stock taking !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I clocked 1 year in Canada today like play like play o and it has been an interesting journey.

Met some Naija people in the course of my waka here and we had a small Christmas get together with my new Naija friends. It was a fun. Madam was elated at passing her first turkey baking challenge. Abeg, I am still looking for more Naija people in this neighborhood.

I am enjoying the job and the stuff I am learning. It's looking upward and cant complain. I feel the need for a part time job, so I started a travel website : http://budgetfaresnow.com/ for flights, hotels and shopping. Abeg make una help a brother. I also have a block of (4nos) 3 bedroom flat for sale in Ikorodu, Lagos. I am hoping to register a business soon in Canada and see how well it goes.

Conclusion:
1. Everybody's story is different
2. It might be important to start small to sort out the bills
3. Last last, everybody will be alright !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations on the progress made so far. It can only get better.

If you are planning to run a business, I would advise you incorporate federally as early as possible to benefit from taxation and corporate identity advantages available to corporates. Costs just about $215 and you are good to go.

It appears something is wrong with your site as it is not opening.

I just moved to Brampton too... lets hook up sometime soon.

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