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I am planning to immigrate to canada...

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    devboycpp
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    I am planning to immigrate to canada... Can I work with codeproject team there ?

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      I am planning to immigrate to canada... Can I work with codeproject team there ?

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      devboycpp wrote:

      I am planning to immigrate to canada... Can I work with codeproject team there ?

      You should search the Jobs forum.

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        I am planning to immigrate to canada... Can I work with codeproject team there ?

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        Dalek Dave
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        Unless you are already in Canada you will probably be Emmigrating to Canada, thereupon becoming an immigrant. Unless you go to Quebec, and then become l'estranger.

        ------------------------------------ "I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. " Steve Harris 2009

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          Unless you are already in Canada you will probably be Emmigrating to Canada, thereupon becoming an immigrant. Unless you go to Quebec, and then become l'estranger.

          ------------------------------------ "I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. " Steve Harris 2009

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          devboycpp
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          What do you mean ?

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            What do you mean ?

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            Quebec is officially bilingual, but French is really the principal language. (Bilingual in Quebec means they'll politely ask, in English, that you speak French. And if you don't, it gets less polite.) I mean up till a decade or so ago, the raison d'etre of one of the dominant political parties was secession from English-speaking Canada.

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              Quebec is officially bilingual, but French is really the principal language. (Bilingual in Quebec means they'll politely ask, in English, that you speak French. And if you don't, it gets less polite.) I mean up till a decade or so ago, the raison d'etre of one of the dominant political parties was secession from English-speaking Canada.

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              Maximilien
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              LunaticFringe wrote:

              it gets less polite

              bullshit. :|

              LunaticFringe wrote:

              I mean up till a decade or so ago, the raison d'etre of one of the dominant political parties was secession from English-speaking Canada

              It's still part of their political plan, but the "souverainté" has taken a back seat due to poor election results.

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                LunaticFringe wrote:

                it gets less polite

                bullshit. :|

                LunaticFringe wrote:

                I mean up till a decade or so ago, the raison d'etre of one of the dominant political parties was secession from English-speaking Canada

                It's still part of their political plan, but the "souverainté" has taken a back seat due to poor election results.

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                Maximilien wrote:

                bullsh*t.

                See? What'd I tell ya. :-D

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                  Maximilien wrote:

                  bullsh*t.

                  See? What'd I tell ya. :-D

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                  I went to Toronto a couple of times and each time there was some argument going on between the Quebois and everyone else. Actually both times it was about everyone else wasn't as good as them.

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                    I went to Toronto a couple of times and each time there was some argument going on between the Quebois and everyone else. Actually both times it was about everyone else wasn't as good as them.

                    Visit http://www.notreadytogiveup.com/[^] and do something special today.

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                    Everyone else doesn't speak French. :laugh:

                    You measure democracy by the freedom it gives its dissidents, not the freedom it gives its assimilated conformists.

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                      I went to Toronto a couple of times and each time there was some argument going on between the Quebois and everyone else. Actually both times it was about everyone else wasn't as good as them.

                      Visit http://www.notreadytogiveup.com/[^] and do something special today.

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                      I think you mean between the governments. The people, for the most part, don't care nearly as much; just like everywhere else. Cheers, Drew.

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