a Canadian city/province in which english language is only used.
Sep 30th 2002, 5:23 am
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a Canadian city/province in which english language is only used.
Dear Sir;
Please advice me on a potential canadian city/province that I can settle in which English Language is widely used and NOT FRENCH, becasue I am only fluent in English.
thanks
Please advice me on a potential canadian city/province that I can settle in which English Language is widely used and NOT FRENCH, becasue I am only fluent in English.
thanks
Sep 30th 2002, 10:05 am
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Re: a Canadian city/province in which english language is only used.
No French?
Just avoid the Province of Québec. Anywhere else is English except Northern Ontario and around St-Boniface in Manitoba
Just avoid the Province of Québec. Anywhere else is English except Northern Ontario and around St-Boniface in Manitoba
Sep 30th 2002, 1:10 pm
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Re: a Canadian city/province in which english language is only used.
noursalah2000 wrote:
> Dear Sir;
> Please advice me on a potential canadian city/province that I can settle
> in which English Language is widely used and NOT FRENCH, becasue I am
> only fluent in English.
> thanks
> --
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Pick any province except Quebec and you will not have a language issue.
> Dear Sir;
> Please advice me on a potential canadian city/province that I can settle
> in which English Language is widely used and NOT FRENCH, becasue I am
> only fluent in English.
> thanks
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Pick any province except Quebec and you will not have a language issue.
Sep 30th 2002, 1:11 pm
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Re: a Canadian city/province in which english language is only used.
tadahh wrote:
> No French?
> Just avoid the Province of Québec. Anywhere else is English except
> Northern Ontario and around St-Boniface in Manitoba
Even then, you'd have few problems in those places either. Eastern
Ontario along the Ottawa river to Montreal is heavily francophone too,
but not so much that an Anglo can't manage.
> No French?
> Just avoid the Province of Québec. Anywhere else is English except
> Northern Ontario and around St-Boniface in Manitoba
Even then, you'd have few problems in those places either. Eastern
Ontario along the Ottawa river to Montreal is heavily francophone too,
but not so much that an Anglo can't manage.
Oct 11th 2002, 9:19 pm
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Re: a Canadian city/province in which english language is only used.
No French knowledge is no hindrance in any part of Canada.
In article , noursalah2000
wrote:
>Dear Sir;
>Please advice me on a potential canadian city/province that I can settle
>in which English Language is widely used and NOT FRENCH, becasue I am
>only fluent in English.
>thanks
In article , noursalah2000
wrote:
>Dear Sir;
>Please advice me on a potential canadian city/province that I can settle
>in which English Language is widely used and NOT FRENCH, becasue I am
>only fluent in English.
>thanks
Oct 12th 2002, 4:22 am
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Re: a Canadian city/province in which english language is only used.
If you wtsh to rise above the rank of Captain in the CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
you'd better know both French and English
"Rey Cas" wrote in message
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> No French knowledge is no hindrance in any part of Canada.
> In article , noursalah2000
> wrote:
> >
> >Dear Sir;
> >Please advice me on a potential canadian city/province that I can settle
> >in which English Language is widely used and NOT FRENCH, becasue I am
> >only fluent in English.
> >thanks
> >
you'd better know both French and English
"Rey Cas" wrote in message
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> No French knowledge is no hindrance in any part of Canada.
> In article , noursalah2000
> wrote:
> >
> >Dear Sir;
> >Please advice me on a potential canadian city/province that I can settle
> >in which English Language is widely used and NOT FRENCH, becasue I am
> >only fluent in English.
> >thanks
> >
