Help needed - re: relocation to BC
#16
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Originally Posted by mandyg
Pitt meadows, Maple Ridge, Port Moody are nice areas i know as i've visted them but as Rich says its personal choice.
Try searching on these areas for their own websites, i know maple/pitt has their own not sure on the others.
www.mapleridgenews.com
mapleridge-pittmeadows.com/photo_gallery
Good luck
Stuart
Try searching on these areas for their own websites, i know maple/pitt has their own not sure on the others.
www.mapleridgenews.com
mapleridge-pittmeadows.com/photo_gallery
Good luck
Stuart
#18
Originally Posted by eliz
Hi
I live in BC and have a daughter. We started off in Vancouver city area but when we visited a school the minority was 75% of kids had English as a second language(Mandarin). North Vancouver is really nice
but expensive.
We decided to move further out for more Canadian schools Pitt Meadows is a good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits) easy commute to Burnaby about 40min. Coquitlam is closer. Maple ridge there is plenty for kids to do, clubs. Burnaby is like china town and downtown areas are Asian aswel.
Good Luck
I live in BC and have a daughter. We started off in Vancouver city area but when we visited a school the minority was 75% of kids had English as a second language(Mandarin). North Vancouver is really nice
but expensive.We decided to move further out for more Canadian schools Pitt Meadows is a good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits) easy commute to Burnaby about 40min. Coquitlam is closer. Maple ridge there is plenty for kids to do, clubs. Burnaby is like china town and downtown areas are Asian aswel.
Good Luck
You mention "..good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits)..." is this rubbish a description of waste material sitting on a street of a descriptor for a segment of the community?
As I say, sometimes posts can be read wrongly and indeed I hope I have mistaken what you are saying.
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Originally Posted by eliz
Hi
I live in BC and have a daughter. We started off in Vancouver city area but when we visited a school the minority was 75% of kids had English as a second language(Mandarin). North Vancouver is really nice
but expensive.
We decided to move further out for more Canadian schools Pitt Meadows is a good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits) easy commute to Burnaby about 40min. Coquitlam is closer. Maple ridge there is plenty for kids to do, clubs. Burnaby is like china town and downtown areas are Asian aswel.
Good Luck
I live in BC and have a daughter. We started off in Vancouver city area but when we visited a school the minority was 75% of kids had English as a second language(Mandarin). North Vancouver is really nice
but expensive.We decided to move further out for more Canadian schools Pitt Meadows is a good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits) easy commute to Burnaby about 40min. Coquitlam is closer. Maple ridge there is plenty for kids to do, clubs. Burnaby is like china town and downtown areas are Asian aswel.
Good Luck
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Originally Posted by Cape Blue
Hello eliz - I'm sure I am reading your post wrongly - often the written can infer meaning that is not necessarily meant - however the way your post reads (to me) seems to indicate a dislike of Asians?
You mention "..good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits)..." is this rubbish a description of waste material sitting on a street of a descriptor for a segment of the community?
As I say, sometimes posts can be read wrongly and indeed I hope I have mistaken what you are saying.
You mention "..good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits)..." is this rubbish a description of waste material sitting on a street of a descriptor for a segment of the community?
As I say, sometimes posts can be read wrongly and indeed I hope I have mistaken what you are saying.
#21
Originally Posted by yonk
I was wondering this but couldn't think how to phrase the question.
Pink Panther
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Originally Posted by pinkpanther
I personally like my children living and going to school with Chinese families. I think they have a great work ethic and are far more focused in school and hopefully this will rub off on my kids!
Pink Panther
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Hear hear!!
#23
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Originally Posted by Cape Blue
Hello eliz - I'm sure I am reading your post wrongly - often the written can infer meaning that is not necessarily meant - however the way your post reads (to me) seems to indicate a dislike of Asians?
You mention "..good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits)..." is this rubbish a description of waste material sitting on a street of a descriptor for a segment of the community?
As I say, sometimes posts can be read wrongly and indeed I hope I have mistaken what you are saying.
You mention "..good family area no rubbish here(a lot of Brits)..." is this rubbish a description of waste material sitting on a street of a descriptor for a segment of the community?
As I say, sometimes posts can be read wrongly and indeed I hope I have mistaken what you are saying.
My partner was born outside of EU..
Sometimes if we are having a bad day things may come out a bit wrong....
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Originally Posted by eliz
I'm not racist..
My partner was born outside of EU..
....
My partner was born outside of EU..
....
Just because you're born out side the EU doesnt mean
1) you arent white
and
2) you arent racist.
Last edited by Butch Cassidy; Jul 2nd 2006 at 2:04 pm.
#25
Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
Maybe brush up on your history of Vancouver. Many 'Chinese looking people' in Vancouver have family histories in Vancouver far longer than many Whities and in fact are far more Canadian than YOU'll ever be. Something to keep in mind.




