"exemptions of proof of workforce scarcity" of Quebec immigration.
Sep 26th 2002, 7:02 am
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"exemptions of proof of workforce scarcity" of Quebec immigration.
hi,
who knows the "exemptions of proof of Workforce Scarcity" of Quebec
immigration? what is it used for?
if you know, drop me a mail to [email protected]
who knows the "exemptions of proof of Workforce Scarcity" of Quebec
immigration? what is it used for?
if you know, drop me a mail to [email protected]
Oct 8th 2002, 3:17 am
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Re: "exemptions of proof of workforce scarcity" of Quebec immigration.
Quebec has one of the highest unemployment rate in Canada.
In article , "Reagan Xu"
wrote:
>hi,
>who knows the "exemptions of proof of Workforce Scarcity" of Quebec
>immigration? what is it used for?
>if you know, drop me a mail to [email protected]
In article , "Reagan Xu"
wrote:
>hi,
>who knows the "exemptions of proof of Workforce Scarcity" of Quebec
>immigration? what is it used for?
>if you know, drop me a mail to [email protected]
Oct 8th 2002, 3:58 am
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Re: "exemptions of proof of workforce scarcity" of Quebec immigration.
Rey Cas wrote:
> Quebec has one of the highest unemployment rate in Canada.
Wrong. The Atlantic provinces hold that honour.
> Quebec has one of the highest unemployment rate in Canada.
Wrong. The Atlantic provinces hold that honour.
Oct 8th 2002, 1:43 pm
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Re: "exemptions of proof of workforce scarcity" of Quebec immigration.
The province you go and reproduce ... then after 40 years .. that province
will become the highly illiterate and umemployed
)
"Rey Cas" wrote in message
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> Quebec has one of the highest unemployment rate in Canada.
> In article , "Reagan Xu"
> wrote:
> >hi,
> >who knows the "exemptions of proof of Workforce Scarcity" of Quebec
> >immigration? what is it used for?
> >
> >if you know, drop me a mail to [email protected]
> >
> >
will become the highly illiterate and umemployed
)"Rey Cas" wrote in message
news:P6so9.16174$0i4.172-
[email protected]...
> Quebec has one of the highest unemployment rate in Canada.
> In article , "Reagan Xu"
> wrote:
> >hi,
> >who knows the "exemptions of proof of Workforce Scarcity" of Quebec
> >immigration? what is it used for?
> >
> >if you know, drop me a mail to [email protected]
> >
> >
Oct 8th 2002, 6:50 pm
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Re: "exemptions of proof of workforce scarcity" of Quebec immigration.
Nope. I was correct. I said
"Quebec has one of the...." I repeat....."one of the"
I didn't say "the" as in "THE".
Just to let you know stuart....there's a big difference.
In article , [email protected]
(Rey Cas) wrote:
>Quebec has one of the highest unemployment rate in Canada.
>In article , "Reagan Xu"
>wrote:
>>hi,
>>who knows the "exemptions of proof of Workforce Scarcity" of Quebec
>>immigration? what is it used for?
>>if you know, drop me a mail to [email protected]
"Quebec has one of the...." I repeat....."one of the"
I didn't say "the" as in "THE".
Just to let you know stuart....there's a big difference.
In article , [email protected]
(Rey Cas) wrote:
>Quebec has one of the highest unemployment rate in Canada.
>In article , "Reagan Xu"
>wrote:
>>hi,
>>who knows the "exemptions of proof of Workforce Scarcity" of Quebec
>>immigration? what is it used for?
>>if you know, drop me a mail to [email protected]
Oct 8th 2002, 6:55 pm
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Re: "exemptions of proof of workforce scarcity" of Quebec immigration.
Rey Cas wrote:
> Nope. I was correct. I said
> "Quebec has one of the...." I repeat....."one of the"
> I didn't say "the" as in "THE".
> Just to let you know stuart....there's a big difference.
And how many are significantly higher than Quebec's ?
Just want to see if you really know anything at all given all the
trolling dumb assed questions you've been asking.
> Nope. I was correct. I said
> "Quebec has one of the...." I repeat....."one of the"
> I didn't say "the" as in "THE".
> Just to let you know stuart....there's a big difference.
And how many are significantly higher than Quebec's ?
Just want to see if you really know anything at all given all the
trolling dumb assed questions you've been asking.
