Hi all,

I'm v new to this but have been reading you avidly since last summer. Having spent four years in rural France and having children who are now bi-lingual we have decided to have another adventure across the water. Didn't want to return to the UK but wanted somewhere with the politeness of France but with a bit more going than here in rural Brittany. My husband spent part of March in Canada and had employment offers in Saskatoon (he is in haulage) but on a coin toss checked out Winnipeg. Although he thinks it's flat he thought it was a good choice and after meeting a rep from First Canadian Immigration Services, who operate for Bison we have submitted the first part of our application. He is applying under the Nominee Direct Stream and should have his application for Prov Nom submitted and approved prior to applying for an employment authorisation and once in Canada perm residency is submitted within 2 to 4 weeks as opposed to 2 to 3 months. Be grateful if anyone has gone through this process or knows of First Canadian to give a bit more background. Mucky buckets. So many questions. I'm sure I'll be a mither now I've logged on.

Hey Jazz

Dont worry we are all mitherers - welcome to BE and enjoy our community

Gaynor
x

Greetings and welcome to the best entertainment since nude trampolining was made legal.

You'll find these pages packed with ripping yarns, tasty tidbits, and sordid stories of hair-pulling, nail-biting and rather too many references to bottoms.

Mucky Buckets? Isn't that Murky Buckets?

Delighted to have you on board.

Simon

How do i follow that welcome??
There,s some great people on here and some totaly mad ones.Sit back and enjoy!!
Welcome to BE.

Mandi xx

You are more than welcome to our own little world.

There are some great people on here and then there are some nutters! It's the great people you have to watch out for!

I wish you all the best for your journey ahead.

I never new that Simon!

And I've been doing it all this time behind closed doors!

I tried that but kept hitting my head on the ceiling.

Simon

saying nothing apart from wellllllllllcome

mmm - ditto - welcome to BE

(and I'm saying nothing about my trampolining exploits, fully clothed or not )

Hi my name is Gus, and currently living in Holland. Me and my family are in the process of immigrating as a skilled worker to Canada true the Berlin office. We now are waiting about 19months. And hope to make our final move later this year.

Hoi Gus,

Hoe gaat het met jou? (That's the first bit of Dutch I know)

Welcome to the forum. Please feel free to ask any questions, there's bound to be someone in here who knows the answer.

Good luck.

Tot ziens! (that's the other bit of Dutch I know)

Simon

ya bloody show offoops up side yar ass oops up side yar ass thats scottishhad to do it

Oh you pretty thing, don't you know you're driving your mama and papa insane?

"oops up side yar ass" is a barely veiled steal from: I Don't Believe You Want To Get Up And Dance (Oops, Upside Your Head) released by The Gap Band in 1979.

"oops up side yar ass" is about as Scottish as Mel Gibsons bum.

So "get up off of that thing, dance and you'll feel better."

Saucy Simon

To early simon even for memy body is not awake yet