Why move to Canada?
Feb 22nd 2010 | 1:31 am
#211
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Re: Why move to Canada?
After 200+ posts you are best to ask any sensible questions in a new thread.
I guess no one reads the wonderful tips wiki linked to in the "newcomers to the forum" sticky post...
Feb 22nd 2010 | 2:45 am
#212
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Re: Why move to Canada?
.Thanks for the tip bud.
Feb 22nd 2010 | 2:50 am
#213
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Re: Why move to Canada?
Hi, I am from Canada and have also been to Britain on holidays.
In my opinion a good reason to come to Canada is because you can own land. Other than that, I don't really understand why people come here to live in a big city- It doesn't make sense to me. Big cities are big cities- London is cooler than anywhere in Canada.
In my opinion a good reason to come to Canada is because you can own land. Other than that, I don't really understand why people come here to live in a big city- It doesn't make sense to me. Big cities are big cities- London is cooler than anywhere in Canada.
Feb 22nd 2010 | 3:21 am
#215
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Re: Why move to Canada?
Hey guys, new here.
Flag thing; Yeah i had the st georges cross on my car once, on an england match....
I parked up near a mosque (oops?) and alot of asian people had a go at me for displaying the flag on my car... which i thought was out of order. (I am not being racist)
It depends where you are in the UK, and depends on the person and your local community, example: centre of bradford.
At the end of the day, alot of Sikhs etc display their religious logos on their car, but that person himself may not be doing it to be racist or spark a territorial arguement, but people who do not follow that religion may argue why are you displaying that flag?
I'm not racist and I believe everyone should be entitled to their own freedoms etc etc without inteference from others..
I don't take kindly to people acting agressive to me for displaying my flag, but hey, they have their opinions right? and tell me, how many of us british go to spain wearing our england tshirts etc etc? So stop with the rivalry instinct.
Anyways moving on....
if anyone could give me information about moving to vancouver, bc, canada from the UK that would be greatful...
I'm in hopes of attending a school there (after university) even though it is expensive to study there hehe (£18,000 woah)
I'd like informative replies please, I don't want silly comments about how canada is rubbish etc, I love the UK, I love vancouver BC.
I want to move to study in canada and settle there hopefully for a new life and a change of culture.
I've read up BUNAC, which i may travel to Vancouver for 2months with my girlfriend and sister to work and experience vancouver from a living perspective.
Thanks guys!
(I don't intend to spark an arguement, im just sick of reading these silly comments about everything when i want information)
Flag thing; Yeah i had the st georges cross on my car once, on an england match....
I parked up near a mosque (oops?) and alot of asian people had a go at me for displaying the flag on my car... which i thought was out of order. (I am not being racist)
It depends where you are in the UK, and depends on the person and your local community, example: centre of bradford.
At the end of the day, alot of Sikhs etc display their religious logos on their car, but that person himself may not be doing it to be racist or spark a territorial arguement, but people who do not follow that religion may argue why are you displaying that flag?
I'm not racist and I believe everyone should be entitled to their own freedoms etc etc without inteference from others..
I don't take kindly to people acting agressive to me for displaying my flag, but hey, they have their opinions right? and tell me, how many of us british go to spain wearing our england tshirts etc etc? So stop with the rivalry instinct.
Anyways moving on....
if anyone could give me information about moving to vancouver, bc, canada from the UK that would be greatful...
I'm in hopes of attending a school there (after university) even though it is expensive to study there hehe (£18,000 woah)
I'd like informative replies please, I don't want silly comments about how canada is rubbish etc, I love the UK, I love vancouver BC.
I want to move to study in canada and settle there hopefully for a new life and a change of culture.
I've read up BUNAC, which i may travel to Vancouver for 2months with my girlfriend and sister to work and experience vancouver from a living perspective.
Thanks guys!
(I don't intend to spark an arguement, im just sick of reading these silly comments about everything when i want information)
Feb 22nd 2010 | 3:28 am
#216
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Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Here
Re: Why move to Canada?
Can anyone remember whether Sikhs got exempted from having to wear motorcycle helmets in the end? I'm writing a letter to the Vancouver Province on the subject and I don't know whether to start it with 'it's a rare victory for common sense' or 'yet another case of political correctness gone mad'.
They are allowed to carry ceremonial samurai swords though so that's pretty cool.
Feb 22nd 2010 | 3:41 am
#219
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From: "Teh Westurn Zone D'oh Quebec"
Feb 22nd 2010 | 4:08 am
#221
Lowering the tone
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Re: Why move to Canada?
When it comes to religious headgear, Sikhs rock. They make Jews like like amateurs with their silly little skull caps.
Maybe the Pope should make a new rule that all Catholics have to wear a mitre (that's the big Pope & bishop's hat). That would give the Sikhs a bit of competition in the old 'holy hat' stakes!
Maybe the Pope should make a new rule that all Catholics have to wear a mitre (that's the big Pope & bishop's hat). That would give the Sikhs a bit of competition in the old 'holy hat' stakes!
Feb 22nd 2010 | 4:16 am
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Re: Why move to Canada?
Can anyone remember whether Sikhs got exempted from having to wear motorcycle helmets in the end? I'm writing a letter to the Vancouver Province on the subject and I don't know whether to start it with 'it's a rare victory for common sense' or 'yet another case of political correctness gone mad'.
'Drifting' indeed.
Feb 22nd 2010 | 4:24 am
#223
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Re: Why move to Canada?
The Australians have their didgeridoos, the Scotch have got bagpipes, the Austrians have Alpine horns... It seems every country is allowed to have a national musical instrument except the English. I dare say we're not allowed one in case it "causes offence" to other nationalities. I'm not being racist.
Feb 22nd 2010 | 4:35 am
#224
Lowering the tone
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 8,154
From: Here and there
Re: Why move to Canada?
The Australians have their didgeridoos, the Scotch have got bagpipes, the Austrians have Alpine horns... It seems every country is allowed to have a national musical instrument except the English. I dare say we're not allowed one in case it "causes offence" to other nationalities. I'm not being racist.
Feb 22nd 2010 | 8:04 am
#225
Born again atheist
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 30,259
From: Europe (to be specified).
Re: Why move to Canada?
The Australians have their didgeridoos, the Scotch have got bagpipes, the Austrians have Alpine horns... It seems every country is allowed to have a national musical instrument except the English. I dare say we're not allowed one in case it "causes offence" to other nationalities. I'm not being racist.
