₦airaland Forum

sweetrie:
Lol. I swear.
@Dame91 also there is a six months clause for birthing in Alberta. You can't just birth and go. You live for 6months before or after the birth.

Avidreader748:
Name on certificate.

Didibibi:
Both names should appear e.g Adeboye Folake (nee Adebiyi(

yemblaze:
Name on the certificate

Brown2Green:
He can come see you with an F2 Visa and as long as you're in status, he'll be too.

Brown2Green:
Its not possible .
But nothing is impossible.
So I would say it is not realistic.
Your child can accompany you but not your husband.

What will he be doing there?
Why is he following you since you will be back to Nigeria after your degree?
Who will fend for you guys over there?
What does your Husband do currently to earn a living and why would he quit to follow you?

So you see?

zaynie:
. It is

zaynie:
It's 3500N only

Ifeoma77:
Woke up to THE mail today
It's PPR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rocktation:
Express at intervals with your hands, especially whenever it's hurting. Within two to three days, milk production slows down or is halted all together. Weaning is not supposed to be a feat at all at all.

Amonface:
Can you help with a picture?

Amonface:
I can snap the pictures and upload, I just want to seek consent of people before I do that.

salford1:
Yes. That is for Sask.

salford1:
Na so o. Some people come out west initially, but move to the east before getting something meaningful. I have seen several cases. It also works vice versa too. Canada is not a "one size fit all" for immigrants.


Not comparing to Toronto or elsewhere in Ontario. Alberta maybe some sort of eldorado (maybe if you work in the oil industry).
While stats often report that Alberta leads the way in remuneration, this can be further looked into specifically for different industries or better still career paths. Outside the oil industry, some career path pay more in other provinces than Alberta. Using my own industry and that of my wife, the pay are higher in Sask. Who would have thought?

In addition, what Albertans save on PST, others in a different province might be saving more elsewhere. E.g My phone bill, same plan/phone as what i had in Alberta cost $30 less per month, and my car insurance cost me $100 less per month! Using cities with similar status, full time daycare cost us about $250 less per month (per child). I would rather pay a little tax, probably extra 1% or 2% on top my wage and gladly pay PST to continue enjoying/keep my other monthly savings.

joo2018:
ICES generally gives good reviews. Can't speak specifically about dentistry though.

Gloriouscrown:
Please house, does ices give favourable reviews of all courses? I studied dentistry and I want to be sure it won't be downgraded.
Thank you