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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by salford1: 10:50am On Apr 21, 2020
Funmie17:
Good morning family,I am funmie got nominated through sinp,done with medicals and biometrics awaiting ppr.my questions are,I am confused on which city to go for in Saskatchewan,whether Prince Albert, weyburn or estevan in terms of low cost of living,schools of kids,job opportunities.i read insurance with 11 years work experience and my hubby also read psychology.though I was told to try weyburn or Estevan because it closer to us and the population is abt 11,000.please I seek for the advice of my senior landed colleagues.thank you as I await your response s.
I have lived and worked in Weyburn, Estevan, Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw, Yorkton and Swift Current - All cities in Sask. Lived in hotels in Saskatoon, Yorkton and Estevan.

With the exception of Saskatoon and Regina which are Saskatchewan biggest cities, there are also a sizeable number Nigerians in small cities all across Saskatchewan. They are mostly doctors, nurses, & med techs. Some of the docs own their own family and specialist clinics too. You would also find Nigerians working in other industries and government cooperations/city offices. Just as an example, there was a girl from Katsina working for Saskatchewan General Insurance in Swift Current a while back. You would also find Nigerians working for the city of Prince Albert, Swift Current, Moose Jaw and so on.

It is sometimes easier to get a job in smaller cities than big ones, however you have to realise there are disadvantages too. Some of them are: Not too diverse job opportunities, public transport system is almost non-existent (driving is a must), low diversity, it's not always cheaper due to the existence of resource industry e.g. Swift, Weyburn and Estevan are oil rich regions, absense of African shop/stores however you can ship from Toronto to anywhere in Canada these days.

In addition, all through my almost 5 years of living in Sask, I have only met 2 people that came straight from naija and moved to a small city (doctor couple), however they also had a family member, a Specialist Physician that took them in for a few weeks till they got their feet on the ground. People usually move from big cities to small ones.

In my opinion, it might be better to start off from a location where you have a relative/support network. If you do not have that, then consider Regina (the capital of Sask). Regina has more job opportunities than any other city in Sask. Rent is affordable. You will likely find a cheaper place to rent here than Weyburn or Estevan. The latter cities being close to the US is insignificant. Minot or Williston are a few hours away from Sask border anyway. Regina is also only about 2.5 hours away from the border. Lots of crimes in Prince Albert, not sure you want to start off from there.

If Regina doesn't work for you, then you may now consider moving to a smaller city. Atleast you would have understood how the system/province works before venturing out to the smaller cities for better job/career prospects if you desire.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by chukwuemeka275(m): 2:16pm On Apr 21, 2020
Greetings to everyone in the house.
I need information about life in Quebec, I have a relative that resides there. I currently am a Chartered Accountant with experience of 3 years. I'd really like to know about the job prospects there.

I've been made to understand that I can find a job there, but perhaps not as an accountant. Any landed senior(s) with knowledge of Quebec, kindly offer info....
Thanks

I just want to be sure of what to expect after the pandemic.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by bekayy: 2:28pm On Apr 21, 2020
Salford. I see how helpful you are here. May your cup never run dry. GOD bless you.

salford1:

I have lived and worked in Weyburn, Estevan, .

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by COPR2020: 2:38pm On Apr 21, 2020
salford1:

I have lived and worked in Weyburn, Estevan, Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw, Yorkton and Swift Current - All cities in Sask. Lived in hotels in Saskatoon, Yorkton and Estevan.

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Chief you are extremely helpful, may God bless you richly. For someone in finance(banking, etc) which city will you advise Regina or Saskatoon? No plan of going to Ontario or bigger province yet.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by salford1: 2:44pm On Apr 21, 2020
COPR2020:


Chief you are extremely helpful, may God bless you richly. For someone in finance(banking, etc) which city will you advise Regina or Saskatoon? No plan of going to Ontario or bigger province yet.
If you have no plan of going outside Sask, I would pick Regina.

IT jobs: Saskatoon
Government, finance (non retail banking), policy, economy jobs: Regina
Health jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Retail banking Jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Accounting jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Engineering/Technical: Saskatoon and Regina.

God bless you too sir.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by salford1: 2:46pm On Apr 21, 2020
bekayy:
Salford. I see how helpful you are here. May your cup never run dry. GOD bless you.

God bless you too sir.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by COPR2020: 3:25pm On Apr 21, 2020
salford1:

If you have no plan of going outside Sask, I would pick Regina.

IT jobs: Saskatoon
Government, finance (non retail banking), policy, economy jobs: Regina
Health jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Retail banking Jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Accounting jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Engineering/Technical: Saskatoon and Regina.

God bless you too sir.
Ok. Seems Regina standard of living is less expensive than saskatoon, right?
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Fmusty: 3:55pm On Apr 21, 2020
salford1:

If you have no plan of going outside Sask, I would pick Regina.

IT jobs: Saskatoon
Government, finance (non retail banking), policy, economy jobs: Regina
Health jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Retail banking Jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Accounting jobs: Everywhere in Sask.
Engineering/Technical: Saskatoon and Regina.

God bless you too sir.

Insightful.... What about the language (French) barrier in Sask.. How challenging can it be in getting a job?
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by salford1: 4:03pm On Apr 21, 2020
COPR2020:

Ok. Seems Regina standard of living is less expensive than saskatoon, right?
Very very similar. I can't tell the difference.
However, imo, Saskatoon is a more beautiful city than Regina. It also has an urban/vibrant feel to it. Saskatoon also has a younger resident population than Regina. Regina is more reserved.
I see it as Saskatoon is like a mini Calgary and Regina is like a mini Edmonton.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by salford1: 4:04pm On Apr 21, 2020
Fmusty:


Insightful.... What about the language (French) barrier in Sask.. How challenging can it be in getting a job?
There is no French language barrier in Sask.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Funmie17: 4:09pm On Apr 21, 2020
salford1:

I have lived and worked in Weyburn, Estevan, Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw, Yorkton and Swift Current - All cities in Sask. Lived in hotels in Saskatoon, Yorkton and Estevan.

With the exception of Saskatoon and Regina which are Saskatchewan biggest cities, there are also a sizeable number Nigerians in small cities all across Saskatchewan. They are mostly doctors, nurses, & med techs. Some of the docs own their own family and specialist clinics too. You would also find Nigerians working in other industries and government cooperations/city offices. Just as an example, there was a girl from Katsina working for Saskatchewan General Insurance in Swift Current a while back. You would also find Nigerians working for the city of Prince Albert, Swift Current, Moose Jaw and so on.

It is sometimes easier to get a job in smaller cities than big ones, however you have to realise there are disadvantages too. Some of them are: Not too diverse job opportunities, public transport system is almost non-existent (driving is a must), low diversity, it's not always cheaper due to the existence of resource industry e.g. Swift, Weyburn and Estevan are oil rich regions, absense of African shop/stores however you can ship from Toronto to anywhere in Canada these days.

In addition, all through my almost 5 years of living in Sask, I have only met 2 people that came straight from naija and moved to a small city (doctor couple), however they also had a family member, a Specialist Physician that took them in for a few weeks till they got their feet on the ground. People usually move from big cities to small ones.

In my opinion, it might be better to start off from a location where you have a relative/support network. If you do not have that, then consider Regina (the capital of Sask). Regina has more job opportunities than any other city in Sask. Rent is affordable. You will likely find a cheaper place to rent here than Weyburn or Estevan. The latter cities being close to the US is insignificant. Minot or Williston are a few hours away from Sask border anyway. Regina is also only about 2.5 hours away from the border. Lots of crimes in Prince Albert, not sure you want to start off from there.

If Regina doesn't work for you, then you may now consider moving to a smaller city. Atleast you would have understood how the system/province works before venturing out to the smaller cities for better job/career prospects if you desire.
Thank so much for this.so insightful.i have sent u an email.please reply

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by pauloverdi: 4:48pm On Apr 21, 2020
Good evening Everyone. Eku social distancing. I have nOt been here for over a year and i can see that the ministry is growing exponentially. We thank the Lord. May we all integrate successfully into the Canadian society and draw strength from our growing numbers like the chinese, fillipinos and the indians.

To my nigerian-canadian ancestors here (na play i dey ooo grin) i would like to ask; Can one go back to school and still get E.I? what online programmes are recommended for someone who cant afford to work part time or school fulltime? im in Alberta right now, so will appreciate alberta specific information but all useful input is welcome.

Also i've been hearing a lot about power engineering as a good career in Alberta. I would like to know if there are any credits we anigerians can claim based on our first degrees or masters degrees that will reduce the time we spend on the program in canada?


Meanwhile my 2 cents on the CERB is; if you qualify, and you are currently not working (for any reason), and you are disciplined with money, apply, collect the money, and put it in your savings or high interest savings account. Na wetin i do be dat. since its interest free, i will gladly payback if asked. meanwhile money in the bank boosts a mans confidence and reduces BP.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by salford1: 6:46pm On Apr 21, 2020
pauloverdi:


To my nigerian-canadian ancestors here (na play i dey ooo grin) i would like to ask; Can one go back to school and still get E.I? what online programmes are recommended for someone who cant afford to work part time or school fulltime? im in Alberta right now, so will appreciate alberta specific information but all useful input is welcome.

Also i've been hearing a lot about power engineering as a good career in Alberta. I would like to know if there are any credits we anigerians can claim based on our first degrees or masters degrees that will reduce the time we spend on the program in canada?


Meanwhile my 2 cents on the CERB is; if you qualify, and you are currently not working (for any reason), and you are disciplined with money, apply, collect the money, and put it in your savings or high interest savings account. Na wetin i do be dat. since its interest free, i will gladly payback if asked. meanwhile money in the bank boosts a mans confidence and reduces BP.

grin
So true.

As per your questions: you can't go back to school and qualify for EI. One of the requirements for EI is that you have to be available for work..Being in school full time contradicts you being available for work full-time.
But you might want to research further on that. I am only talking from my own experience. Some people may have been able to do work around it. Especially that you are interested in online schooling.You know how all this thing's works. At tax time, you would be asked if you were in school anytime during the tax year. Your school will also send you a t2022 (tuition tax credit) or T4A (statement of income if you received nursery, scholarship or grant from school), and also send copies to CRA. So you want to make sure you qualify for EI to avoid owing when it's time to file.

For Power Engineering, about 2 years ago. Someone on here was able to get credits for some of his post secondary qualifications from Nigeria and experience working similar jobs on an oil rig offshore Niger Delta. I believe he was given his 3rd class certificate but he went through ABSA. He landed and lived in Saskatoon for less than 6month and got a job with Imperial in Edmonton not long after. Unfortunately I do not remember his username.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by keleto(m): 10:29pm On Apr 21, 2020
salford1:

grin
So true.

As per your questions: you can't go back to school and qualify for EI. One of the requirements for EI is that you have to be available for work..Being in school full time contradicts you being available for work full-time.
But you might want to research further on that. I am only talking from my own experience. Some people may have been able to do work around it. Especially that you are interested in online schooling.You know how all this thing's works. At tax time, you would be asked if you were in school anytime during the tax year. Your school will also send you a t2022 (tuition tax credit) or T4A (statement of income if you received nursery, scholarship or grant from school), and also send copies to CRA. So you want to make sure you qualify for EI to avoid owing when it's time to file.

For Power Engineering, about 2 years ago. Someone on here was able to get credits for some of his post secondary qualifications from Nigeria and experience working similar jobs on an oil rig offshore Niger Delta. I believe he was given his 3rd class certificate but he went through ABSA. He landed and lived in Saskatoon for less than 6month and got a job with Imperial in Edmonton not long after. Unfortunately I do not remember his username.

Thanks for this info oga Salford, you mean he did not go for the 6 months classroom training and another 6 month industry training before he got the 3rd class cert?

Also a power engineer certificate acquired in one province, can it be used in another province. Because most adverts always say the cert must be recognized by that particular province
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by omidan21: 12:36am On Apr 22, 2020
Hello Seniors

I am in the Post ITA phase abt to submit my application however I ve a concern concerning my family application NOTE my hubby is the principal applicant

I applied to for a visit visa To Canada with my one year old son then in 2017 but was refused

So filling the Family information now I can’t recollect if I filled my step siblings back then in the family information form I used for visit visa in 2017. Seems I am almost sure I didn’t add her

So I am just stuck in this Information part as I wld love to add her now as per this is the final chance to add any blood relations

The Laptop I used back then all information lost.

I checked and searched on this thread and found @veritas explained how to retrieve forms and already submitted application info, that is “ replacing documentsToSubmit.do with applicationChecklist.do and hit enter.” but it’s not showing me access to download the forms . All of the sections are greyed out except the section for the visit visa form and the family info form but when I clicked at the family info form it was blank “

I am quite confused I can’t request GCMS note now to confirm what I filled as there is no time I am submitting latest tomorrow

Oh could it be that I am just over worrying myself probably visit visa application shldnt be use to determine PR application even though they ve all in their data base . I don’t want any flimsy thing that will affect this application God forbid Kindly assist knowledgeable seniors
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Vanekj: 12:49am On Apr 22, 2020
DboyizGood:

Hope you are keeping safe. Have a question as regards those friends that proceeded with their one semester evaluation. I'm in a similar situation now. WES evaluated my 1yr diploma as college cert one semester. 2nd option would have been to try other evaluation bodies but with this covid they are all on hold and i know scores would drop favourable for now but post covid it would skyrocket. Tried sending an email to you. Please respond.
Thanks


Thanks for the tip. Just kind of over whelmed with the whole thing here but I know it can only get better
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Temas: 2:34am On Apr 22, 2020
omidan21:
Hello Seniors

I am in the Post ITA phase abt to submit my application however I ve a concern concerning my family application NOTE my hubby is the principal applicant

I applied to for a visit visa To Canada with my one year old son then in 2017 but was refused

So filling the Family information now I can’t recollect if I filled my step siblings back then in the family information form I used for visit visa in 2017. Seems I am almost sure I didn’t add her

So I am just stuck in this Information part as I wld love to add her now as per this is the final chance to add any blood relations

The Laptop I used back then all information lost.

I checked and searched on this thread and found @veritas explained how to retrieve forms and already submitted application info, that is “ replacing documentsToSubmit.do with applicationChecklist.do and hit enter.” but it’s not showing me access to download the forms . All of the sections are greyed out except the section for the visit visa form and the family info form but when I clicked at the family info form it was blank “

I am quite confused I can’t request GCMS note now to confirm what I filled as there is no time I am submitting latest tomorrow

Oh could it be that I am just over worrying myself probably [b]visit visa application shldnt be use to determine PR [/b]application even though they ve all in their data base . I don’t want any flimsy thing that will affect this application God forbid Kindly assist knowledgeable seniors

1. lets get this right.. Are these "step siblings" related to you by blood? ( same father or mother).. for your information you can only add siblings that you have a dad or mom in common " in fact that the the meaning of siblings". Any other extended family are not included.

2. Is/Are this/ these "step siblings" in canada?

3. All visa you have ever applied for "either canada or any other country" can have an effect on the decision of your PR application with Canada. As such, they must all be declared if you were denied. Not doing so is a ground for mis-interpretation and subjected to 5 years ban!
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by omidan21: 8:49am On Apr 22, 2020
Temas:


Thanks Temas . Yes my father birthed her hence we related by blood

I don’t have any sibling in Canada .

Please what do U mean they must all be declared. Are U saying that the fact I didn’t declare that step sibling in my Canada Visit VISA , doesn’t mean I shldnt declare her in this PR application.





3. All visa you have ever applied for "either canada or any other country" can have an effect on the decision of your PR application with Canada. As such, they must all be declared if you were denied. Not doing so is a ground for mis-interpretation and subjected to 5 years ban!

Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by keleto(m): 9:42am On Apr 22, 2020
keleto:


Thanks for this info oga Salford, you mean he did not go for the 6 months classroom training and another 6 month industry training before he got the 3rd class cert?

Also a power engineer certificate acquired in one province, can it be used in another province. Because most adverts always say the cert must be recognized by that particular province
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Uglyaddy: 11:19am On Apr 22, 2020
I got debited for my car insurance yesterday and I became furious.

For almost a month now,have been indoor staying safe likewise many other Canadians.

I had thought there will be a kind of discount or slash during this pandemic period from insurance companies.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Scandinavian02: 11:45am On Apr 22, 2020
Dear all,

I am looking at renting a one room in a two bedroom apartment on Baseline/Navaho in Ottawa. It is a spacious suite with several shopping mall within the neighbourhood, 5 minutes trekking distance to Algonquin college. The details are as follows:

Price: $700 (All inclusive)
Amenities: bath, fridge and stove
Duration: short term (3 months subject to renewal)
Move in date: May 01, 2020.

Kindly send a pm if you’re interested.

NB: I have taken this one year lease in anticipation of my family coming in May. However, they won’t be coming till September hence the reason to sublet.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by salford1: 2:44pm On Apr 22, 2020
Uglyaddy:
I got debited for my car insurance yesterday and I became furious.

For almost a month now,have been indoor staying safe likewise many other Canadians.

I had thought there will be a kind of discount or slash during this pandemic period from insurance companies.


It's at the discretion of the company. Maybe you might want to start shopping around for a company that cares.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Temas: 3:05pm On Apr 22, 2020
[quote author=omidan21 post=88718309][/quote]
Well, you can include her now in your PR application and write an LOE saying you might have missed her out in you family information section of the visit visa in 2017.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by SamDD: 4:29pm On Apr 22, 2020
I salute all our Seniors (P.Residents and Citizens) in the house. Its been wonderful having you all here giving back to us. Thanks for all you do. More favor in your various endeavor.

Please, I have a very disturbing question and various answers are welcome.

There is a little confusion about my NOC. My work experience is Customer service officer here at a Nigerian Bank.

Unfortunately, this role is falls under category C which is not eligible for FSW.

So, I've been trying to figure out another job title that will scale through but I haven't gotten.

Please kindly advise.

Thank you.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Canadianlawyer: 4:30pm On Apr 22, 2020
Scandinavian02:
Dear all,

I am looking at renting a one room in a two bedroom apartment on Baseline/Navaho in Ottawa.
NB: I have taken this one year lease in anticipation of my family coming in May. However, they won’t be coming till September hence the reason to sublet.

I am interested, lets talk!
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by COPR2020: 5:09pm On Apr 22, 2020
SamDD:
I salute all our Seniors (P.Residents and Citizens) in the house. Its been wonderful having you all here giving back to us. Thanks for all you do. More favor in your various endeavor.

Please, I have a very disturbing question and various answers are welcome.

There is a little confusion about my NOC. My work experience is Customer service officer here at a Nigerian Bank.

Unfortunately, this role is falls under category C which is not eligible for FSW.

So, I've been trying to figure out another job title that will scale through but I haven't gotten.

Please kindly advise.

Thank you.
The job title is not necessary. What is important is the job role; what were doing. Look for a NOC that fits your job role and NOT job title

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by SamDD: 5:40pm On Apr 22, 2020
COPR2020:

The job title is not necessary. What is important is the job role; what were doing. Look for a NOC that fits your job role and NOT job title


Thanks for your input Man.

Yeah, I understand the Job title is not the real thing. But at this point I don't want to gamble and thats why I came here, otherwise I would have chosen one myself.

I still need an idea of what people have used in place of CSO/Teller.

Thank you.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Scandinavian02: 5:40pm On Apr 22, 2020
Teni14:


Congratulations. May you find God's a favour in your new country.

Please can you share contact of the Musibau that sells the light weight bags.
Thank you.

+234 703 465 2303
Musibau

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Scandinavian02: 5:42pm On Apr 22, 2020
[quote author=Canadianlawyer post=88734381][/quote]

You can WhatsApp me on +234(0)70303!



Thanks.

Sent via email
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by COPR2020: 5:56pm On Apr 22, 2020
SamDD:



Thanks for your input Man.

Yeah, I understand the Job title is not the real thing. But at this point I don't want to gamble and thats why I came here, otherwise I would have chosen one myself.

I still need an idea of what people have used in place of CSO/Teller.

Thank you.
Some people have used the supervisory NOC
Direct your question here https://www.nairaland.com/5471101/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/492
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 6:38pm On Apr 22, 2020
SamDD:



Thanks for your input Man.

Yeah, I understand the Job title is not the real thing. But at this point I don't want to gamble and thats why I came here, otherwise I would have chosen one myself.

I still need an idea of what people have used in place of CSO/Teller.

Thank you.
its not eligible. Some have tried to use something else and it back fired
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by bekayy: 7:43pm On Apr 22, 2020
i be woman o. I don't know what's up with MEN replying everyone as BRO OR SIR. GOD created WOMEN now. You are welcome.

salford1:

God bless you too sir.

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