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check it out yourself http://www.wes.org/ca/evaluations/preliminary.asp?

And now Roland, say thank you again to Gabba, CDNPR and the others.. I would not have that much patience!! Geez..

Are you already in Canada? If not, no chance..If in Canada, what do you know about the law? Any experience in Canadian labour law? Human Rights law?

What is there to be confused? The answers are crystal clear outlined above.

Just for my better understanding, what is your country of origin?

you should be okay with your MBA. The only thing is, MBAs are nothing special anymore and it will not help you getting a better job. Skills, experience and networking abilities are far more important.

Good luck! http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/C.R.C.,_c._285/index.html

Once you are a PR, what's the point of still having access to ECAS? None whatsoever.. so a closure makes perfect sense. Well, even common sense..

Well, I guess everyone has a different approach.. It took me 2 weeks after landing to get a full time job with benefits in my field of expertise. But I was probably lucky and at the right time at the right place.

No, I won't... ;D

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I will give you an answer: A downtown Vancouver restaurant, 100 seats Annual turnover $3'600'000.00 GP 67% Net profit after taxes,if lucky, 5% $180'000.00, probably less..

Oh my..Where did I say with an MBA you make 70 Grand? Nowhere. Where did I say an MBA helps? Nowhere. I am certainly not trolling.. I have been here long enough to know what gets you a job. Exactly what you said.. skills, connections, network.

Don't settle for a survival job. Concentrate on finding a job, 8 hours a day. It is a full time commitment until you are there. Yes, a survival job might help you using less money, but you might commit professional suicide. Once you work for McDonalds or pump gas at Shell, it becomes very hard...

And I hope it will stay closed forever and ever. It is all money laundering and other dodgy dealings..

Holders of a foreign licence are allowed to drive on Québec roads for 6 consecutive months. After that time, they must hold an international driver's permit, or, if they take up residence in Québec, they must obtain a Québec licence. They may apply for a Québec licence as soon as they arrive in...

Burnaby is a huge place, see here: https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Burnaby,+BC/@49.2379761,-122.9931899,13z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x548677a8219c8373:0xdd0a72738752b169!8m2!3d49.2488091!4d-122.9805104 there is no real central area, except for Metrotown, commuting is not as good as other cities. As...

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it is all here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/language.asp

No they do not..otherwise half the world would come here. But try Europe, they seem very open to immigrants/refugees..