Good for you!I will still call for lotto if I was waiting for 5 years of trying in the name of fairness.
I also think they should keep the lottery in the name of fairness.
Even if I was still waiting I will also support the lottery!
Good for you!I will still call for lotto if I was waiting for 5 years of trying in the name of fairness.
BTW: This is my third try at getting selected for PGP application. Not my first.Good for you!
I also think they should keep the lottery in the name of fairness.
Even if I was still waiting I will also support the lottery!
Quebec is was and will be a part of Canada. Yes, things are little different in Quebec. Let me reiterate this, the reason Quebec has lower income bracket is because salaries are lower in Quebec so is the cost of living. If you make 100k in ON or AB and make $75k in Quebec its almost the same. Social benefits are better than rest of the country. Lets not divide an already divided country. Not sure how much you know about Quebec history and it ties before and after confederation. Comparing Quebec and rest of Canada is a sensitive topic, so lets be mindful.To their credit they did listen and did change to the FIFO. But the FIFO being a competition made it unfair.
Any form of merit will carry the risk of being "unfair". There is no end to it.
So if we go on being 'fair' then the more likely they will keep the lottery.
Which is why I prefer not to argue on fairness.
Why is there a LICO to begin with? The strange thing is they won't allow income levels to be a determinant by merit though because that is "unfair".
Very hard to please everyone.
First step is to get them to end the lottery as a viable option. Then they have to work and come up with a more reasonable program.
Indeed sensitive.Quebec is was and will be a part of Canada. Yes, things are little different in Quebec. Let me reiterate this, the reason Quebec has lower income bracket is because salaries are lower in Quebec so is the cost of living. If you make 100k in ON or AB and make $75k in Quebec its almost the same. Social benefits are better than rest of the country. Lets not divide an already divided country. Not sure how much you know about Quebec history and it ties before and after confederation. Comparing Quebec and rest of Canada is a sensitive topic, so lets be mindful.
There is only one province that has ever held a referendum to leave Canada. Quebec.As of 2020, the government of Quebec has never formally approved of the enactment of the act, though the Supreme Court concluded that Quebec's formal consent was never necessary[5] and 15 years after ratification the government of Quebec "passed a resolution authorizing an amendment."[6] Nonetheless, the lack of formal approval has remained a persistent political issue in Quebec. The Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords were designed to secure approval from Quebec, but both efforts failed to do so.
besides my point about having Atlantic provinces also have a 1 year LICO system similar to Quebec I am only just stating facts. Whether or not you view that as sensitive or offensive or whatever is up to you.The Bloc Québécois (BQ; French pronunciation: [blɔk kebekwa], "Quebecer Bloc") is a federal political party in Canada devoted to Quebec nationalism and the promotion of Quebec sovereignty
+1Good for you!
I also think they should keep the lottery in the name of fairness.
Even if I was still waiting I will also support the lottery!
Yeah Quebec is really weird. The Federal govt bends over backwards to appease Quebec and Quebec uses this to throw tantrums all the time.Of all the provinces there is only one province that currently has voted MPs in the house of commons that come from a party with a platform that promotes independence and sovereignty of the province. Quebec.
part of the reason is political.Yeah Quebec is really weird. The Federal govt bends over backwards to appease Quebec and Quebec uses this to throw tantrums all the time.
Quebec nationalism also regularly manifests as xenophobic sentiment even towards other non-Francophone Canadians.
I moved to Quebec specifically to take advantage of their 1 year rule, despite not really liking that aspect of it, and not speaking any French either (although I do plan on taking classes after covid).
https://www.cicnews.com/2021/01/canada-holds-2020-parents-and-grandparents-program-immigration-lottery-0116458.html#gs.qk1jagDo any one knows when 2021 PGP program is opening for 30K counter. Thanks.
You can include one as the primary and list the other parent as non-accompanying. However both parents must be mentioned in the application since they are married. The parent who isn't coming will still have to pass a medical and you will still need to have enough LICO to cover both of them.I have a question: I entered both my parents names, and the application is selected. Can I go ahead and apply for only one of them?
Thank you.You can include one as the primary and list the other parent as non-accompanying. However both parents must be mentioned in the application since they are married. The parent who isn't coming will still have to pass a medical and you will still need to have enough LICO to cover both of them.