 How come Quebec has Dunkin Donuts but Ontario doesn't? |
| Im a coffee addict and my favourite brands are Starbucks, Tim Hortons and Dunkin Donuts. I can usually only get to a Dunkin Donuts across in Buffalo NY . . . or in Quebec. But how come there are D... |
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 Healthcare in Canada for tourists? |
| If I visit canada and happen to get injured and have to go to the hospital, would I be required to pay a fee?... |
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 Can you cross the Canadian border with expired license plate tabs? |
| will I have any problems? I realized my tab stickers are expired by a month and dont have time before my Canada trip to renew them. Is this something they check?... |
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 Can a felon travel to canada? |
| My sister and I are planning a 7 day trip to Canada. Her husband lives there and she would like to go up and visit him and bring her daughter along as well. She has not seen him in 10 months. She is ... |
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 Why is Canadian immigration so strict? |
| I went to Canada with my fiance and they asked me so many questions at immigration. Things like would I be planning to move there once we got married? As far as I know, husbands and wives live ... |
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 Why does Quebec still speak French? |
I know Quebec was originally settled by French people.
But when the Britain(English people) took over the entire Canada in 1763, why didn't they force the French people to speak English?
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 Is nova scotia cold in the summer? |
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 If my boyfriend and I got married in Canada, would it be legal in the U.S.? |
We would like to get married in Canada but was wondering if it would be legally reconized here in the states?
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 Niagara falls for the weekend? |
| Whats the best hotel to stay in? im going from friday to sunday and money isnt an issue so i want somewhere nice..and should i stay on the canada side or ny side? need some advice i havent been there ... |
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 Have you ever wanted to move to Canada? |
I've thought about it a lot. What's a good thing about living in Canada?
I speak French, not fluently, but Montreal looks like a neat city.... |
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 Black squirrels in Toronto ... are they dangerous? |
| I was in Toronto last week and I saw lot’s of black squirrels and they looked scary! I live in San Francisco and most of the squirrels here are gray or red. My cousin who lives in Toronto said they ... |
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 Any Canadians out there? |
Give a shout out to your hometown and/or province.
Sudbury, Ontario!!!!... |
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 Things to do in/around vancouver? |
| i've been to b.c. before when i was a bit younger, and i believe i'm going again later this month to check out ubc and simon fraser. aside from that, what are a few fun things to do, places ... |
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 Vancouver, Toronto or Victoria? |
Which city should I move to? I am a new graduate.
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Becoming a Canadian Resident & Citizen, and Renouncing US Citizenship? |
I'm a NATURAL-BORN & raised US citizen.
But though I love America & think that it has many GREAT qualities, sadly, there are just as many (if not more!) bad aspects, leaving me disillusioned & looking to make my permanent, primary home outside of the US & eventually renounce my citizenship.
There are MANY reasons (only one {and the least) of which is taxes) including this senseless Iraq war based on lies, the rash spending by greedy gov't while millions are out of work & uninsured, foreclosure is at an all-time high & people have to work 2-3 jobs yet still struggle to make ends meet.
The only thing keeping me here is sentimental ties to my childhood home & the local schools where I went & want my future kids to go. Luckily, they accept non-resident tuition students & since I live close to the Canada border (30-45 min drive downtown & trip across bridge or tunnel) commuting's no problem & requires no visa.
How do I become a resident (& eventually citizen) of Canada?
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There are LOTS other reasons I want to leave the US, including the discrimination against homosexuals, especially the wacko fundamentalist Christians forcing government to strike down the legalization of gay marriage (though I'm not gay, myself). Also,the greedy IRS and government with their INSANE taxes for almost everything under the sun! (Property taxes, income taxes, sales taxes, gas taxes, estate taxes, airport taxes, telephone taxes, utility bill taxes, etc., where and when does it end??) and not to mention the almost complete erosion of our constitutional rights through the "Patriot Act", under the guise of supposed "national security".
Did you all know that apart from Libya (LIBYA!) the United States is the ONLY country to tax citizens on worldwide income no matter where in the world they live, or how long they have been out of the US, or even if they have NEVER set foot here!
If that's not bad enough, US can tax former citizens worldwide for up to 10 YEARS later! |
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scubabob
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Being American has an advantage as far as living and working here. Essentially..you can "test drive" our country a little easier than those of other nationalities. Residing and even owning property here is much easier for you. That's the "test drive" part.
You'll still have to go through the same steps towards Canadian citizenship as everyone else though. We allow dual citizenship, so if you're not ready to renounce your American status, that's fine. It won't matter to us nor will it impact your status during the citizenship process. The NAFTA agreement is also in your favour and can streamline the entire process a bit.
Here are two web pages you should visit first as everyone's situation is a little different.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/faq/index.asp
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/index.asp
Choose your path on those pages according to your own circumstances.
You sound like a person of conscience so bear in mind that the last step on your road to Canadian citizenship is the Oath you must make.
"I swear (or affirm) that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, Queen of Canada, Her Heirs and Successors, and that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada and fulfil my duties as a Canadian citizen."
If you're ok with that, especially the last bit, you'll do fine here.
Good luck / Bon chance.
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frank
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check your facts on Canadian taxes, especially on sales and GST |
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pinkpiglet126
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So you want to come up here, not pay any taxes, still send your kids to school in the States and basically hide out here?
Are you wanting to help make Canada a better place or just avoid the US? |
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loony
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Im telling ya that the fact is Canada has taxes too. They have PST (provincial sales tax) and GST (general sales tax) combined for about 15-16% total taxes. So dont think that the US is the only place with high taxes. |
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Sec Educashun
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I think you will find that the good ole USA wasn't so bad after all when you are on the outside looking in, but hey what do I know? Don't let the door hit you on the soft backside. |
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TRAITOR. |
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nbr660
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YOU ARE A MISINFORMED TRAITOR!!!! Get out of the US cause we don't want you here!! Canada is nice but they WILL NOT share all your sentiments. |
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step 1, move to canada
step 2 never return to the usa
step 3 have a nice life, bye |
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