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I think you should accept it though. A bird at hand...Guys I just received EOI from Alberta. Maybe seems stupid but I don't want to accept itI'm currently in the pool with 478 and it'll stay at this point till February. I really believe I can receive an ITA till then. What do you suggest?
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Look at the bright side…. Canada hasn’t turned into impenetrable fortress like Australia… well… not yet at least
Guys I just received EOI from Alberta. Maybe seems stupid but I don't want to accept it
Accept if you really wanna settle in Alberta. If not, decline close to the deadline. Your score is high for getting an ITA and that is advantageous.
Yeah. I only need to think about this for 2 milliseconds before choosing AINP lol
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For outlanders, Canada has been almost exactly like Aus since Jan 2021. A few PNP-Os got in but that's it. I can't think what could happen if JT got majority.
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Yep. Their platform sucks. But they aren't the Liberals. And young people are mad enough they just want to screw the Liberals (while of course never voting conservative bc of climate change). So NDP support is rising.
Gets me thinking, so apparently they were waiting for the perfect situation to show their anti-immigrant true colors. Thanks to Covid19, immigration may never be the same again under JT and crew
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To me it's more like JT is trying to blame his mistakes and failure due to his personal ambition and totalitarian behavior on immigration and immigrants. If he gets the majority I can see him becoming something quite like those middle eastern dictators nowadays.
Hopefully they never secure the majority seats. It would be easier for them to mess up the immigration system further if they are given that much more power.
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B.C. becomes second province to require proof of vaccination, starting Sept. 13
British Columbia announced Monday that it will require proof of vaccination for people attending certain social and recreational events.
One dose of COVID-19 vaccine will be required for entry as of Sept. 13.
By Oct. 24, officials said entry will require people to be fully vaccinated at least seven days after receiving both doses.
In the interim, in areas where community transmission is increased significantly or where there are outbreaks, the requirements to be fully vaccinated may be required at the direction of the local medical health officer.
British Columbia announced Monday that it will require proof of vaccination for people attending certain social and recreational events.
One dose of COVID-19 vaccine will be required for entry as of Sept. 13.
By Oct. 24, officials said entry will require people to be fully vaccinated at least seven days after receiving both doses.
In the interim, in areas where community transmission is increased significantly or where there are outbreaks, the requirements to be fully vaccinated may be required at the direction of the local medical health officer.