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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by irijuola: 3:24pm On Dec 09, 2021
I don come again with my gist
I'm getting used to cashiers asking me "do you need a bag" after making a purchase. But this last week, I lost 15% grin of my home training grin shocked. Don't blame me o. I needed a pen and so I rushed to Dollarama which is not too far from my house. While making payment for $1.50, madam cashier asked me, "Do you need a bag" angry. I look her, she look me. I look her again, she look me. We Kon dey look ourselves. sad I said really!!!! Do I need a bag? I only bought a pen! Just a pen! I know I was being petty but make we reason am now, how I go buy one big bag, Kon drop pen for inside, dey carry am go house. I finally remembered my home training and said; no, thank you with a squeeze of my face. I dey imagine if na Naija. I for don give am one sarcastic answer like this: the bag too small for pen o. If u get suitcase, make u give me cos pen can be very heavy cool.
For this same Dollarama, I carry bag go this time around, I won pay again, she asked me: 'do you need a bag despite holding bag in my hand. I've made peace with it sha

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 3:56pm On Dec 09, 2021
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adeakin:
story never happened. Canada is not that fast in processing deportation orders. Before cbsa gets to process deportation it takes a while after appeals. No one should break the law tho as they risk fines.

Well said.

Usually it would take years for deportation to come through from the time an offense has been comited.
Deportation ain't an easy process given that there will be many stages including appeals to go through.

The last stage will be a pre-removal risk assessment. Here the person who are about to be deported will be given a chance to provide social(family), economical or political reasons as to why he should not be deported.
Are children involved? Serious consideration will be given to the best interest of the children

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by CountVersailles(f): 12:48am On Dec 10, 2021
irijuola:
I don come again with my gist
I'm getting used to cashiers asking me "do you need a bag" after making a purchase. But this last week, I lost 15% grin of my home training grin shocked. Don't blame me o. I needed a pen and so I rushed to Dollarama which is not too far from my house. While making payment for $1.50, madam cashier asked me, "Do you need a bag" angry. I look her, she look me. I look her again, she look me. We Kon dey look ourselves. sad I said really!!!! Do I need a bag? I only bought a pen! Just a pen! I know I was being petty but make we reason am now, how I go buy one big bag, Kon drop pen for inside, dey carry am go house. I finally remembered my home training and said; no, thank you with a squeeze of my face. I dey imagine if na Naija. I for don give am one sarcastic answer like this: the bag too small for pen o. If u get suitcase, make u give me cos pen can be very heavy cool.
For this same Dollarama, I carry bag go this time around, I won pay again, she asked me: 'do you need a bag despite holding bag in my hand. I've made peace with it sha
I don't know why they don't encourage reusing plastic bags in Canada. If for nothing, at least to save the planet. When I'm in Canada, I go to stores with my own bag. Dem go still ask me, do you need a bag?

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TETTTI: 6:09am On Dec 10, 2021
Good day Ladies & Gentlemen,

I am a newly admitted Master's Student in Northeastern University, Toronto.

Please I need your help on accomodation, I am fully vaccinated and plan to come in January praying � that the ban would have been lifted.

I practically sleep and wake up on Kijiji and Facebook Marketplace but I found out that most of the requirements is to either be an Indian or to be physically present.

Please I need a room in North York, Etobicoke, Mississauga or anywhere within about 1hr drive from Toronto city centre where the school is located.

Please help a brother�, I don't want to waste money on hotel or Airbnb.

Thanks alot.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TETTTI: 6:49am On Dec 10, 2021
Good day Ladies & Gentlemen,

I am a newly admitted Master's Student in Northeastern University, Toronto.

Please I need your help on accomodation, I am fully vaccinated and plan to come in January praying � that the ban would have been lifted.

I practically sleep and wake up on Kijiji and Facebook Marketplace but I found out that most of the requirements is to either be an Indian or to be physically present.

Please I need a room in North York, Etobicoke, Mississauga or anywhere within about 1hr drive from Toronto city centre where the school is located.

Please help a brother�, I don't want to waste money on hotel or Airbnb.

PLEASE HELP ME POST THIS REQUST IN YOUR COMMUNITY OR RELIGIOUS WHASSAP PLATFORMS. YOU CAN DM ME FOR ANY CONFIRMATORY DOCUMENTS YOU WANT.

Thanks alot.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TETTTI: 6:08pm On Dec 10, 2021
Silverbird234:
Private Room available for rent in oshawa for $700 with private washroom, Entire walkout basement available for $1000. Please PM. Free parking and fully furnished.
.
Hello, kindly DM me.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by ednut1(m): 6:47pm On Dec 10, 2021
Winter activities
1. Ice skating
2. Ice fishing
3. Skiing and snow boarding.

Tried ice skating yesterday.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Luckymama: 9:18pm On Dec 10, 2021
LadyIE:
Good day house, please does anyone have a contact in Lagos that can help process driving abstract for me? I mean the document that shows the number of years I’ve been driving in Nigeria so I can use this in Canada. Thank you

I don't think you need a driving extract anymore, though I don't know if it differs by province. You just show them your original drivers license they will access all your records.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by ednut1(m): 9:31pm On Dec 10, 2021
Luckymama:


I don't think you need a driving extract anymore, though I don't know if it differs by province. You just show them your original drivers license they will access all your records.
still required in Ontario
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by AyabaS: 12:31am On Dec 11, 2021
CountVersailles:

I don't know why they don't encourage reusing plastic bags in Canada. If for nothing, at least to save the planet. When I'm in Canada, I go to stores with my own bag. Dem go still ask me, do you need a bag?

That’s why the bags are not free, the charge is to discourage people. I ain’t about to pay any extra money, no matter how small, so I take mine from home.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TETTTI: 3:44am On Dec 11, 2021
TETTTI:
Good day Ladies & Gentlemen,

I am a newly admitted Master's Student in Northeastern University, Toronto.

Please I need your help on accomodation, I am fully vaccinated and plan to come in January praying � that the ban would have been lifted.

I practically sleep and wake up on Kijiji and Facebook Marketplace but I found out that most of the requirements is to either be an Indian or to be physically present.

Please I need a room in North York, Etobicoke, Mississauga or anywhere within about 1hr drive from Toronto city centre where the school is located.

Please help a brother�, I don't want to waste money on hotel or Airbnb.

PLEASE HELP ME POST THIS REQUST IN YOUR COMMUNITY OR RELIGIOUS WHASSAP PLATFORMS. YOU CAN DM ME FOR ANY CONFIRMATORY DOCUMENTS YOU WANT.

Thanks alot.
.

Please assist guys.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Largehrt(m): 11:23am On Dec 11, 2021
Bro, Please can I get your contact details... I have some questions.
TETTTI:
.

Please assist guys.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by OHGEEVEE: 1:02pm On Dec 11, 2021
Mconcept:


I am interested if you have been added.please share
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by OHGEEVEE: 1:05pm On Dec 11, 2021
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I am looking for AOR WhatsApp group to join. Pls send me links if u have any
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Techbrotomiwa: 2:57pm On Dec 11, 2021

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by folla: 3:29pm On Dec 11, 2021
Hi everyone,

My SOWP application and SP applications for my 3 children were refused sometime in September 2021. I applied for GCMS notes on October 1st and received the notes today (December 11th). It took about 71 days for the notes to arrive.

The VO's main reasons for refusal have been quoted below:

“Adult male and 3 children intending to join spouse/parent in Cda, currently in status studying a Masters. I note that spouse’s application was submitted.

On that application, husband and 3 children were listed as non-accompanying.

No guarantee that either will find work to support themselves and 3 children. Given that all deps were listed as non-accompanying and that SP adult recently arrived in Cda, I question the truthfulness of that original statement. Entire family travelling together reduces socio-economic ties to Nigeria. On balance, reviewing all documents before me including information available in the original SP application for adult female, I am not satisfied that PA would respect T&C of entry and leave Cda by the end of an authorized stay.”

Please, GURUS in the house should suggest how I can tackle the refusal reasons.

Please, if you have found yourself in a similar situation, how did you come out?

Thank you in advance of your useful comments.

(Pls note: Wifey travelled to Canny since early Septemer 2021)
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 4:05pm On Dec 11, 2021
folla:
Hi everyone,

My SOWP application and SP applications for my 3 children were refused sometime in September 2021. I applied for GCMS notes on October 1st and received the notes today (December 11th). It took about 71 days for the notes to arrive.

The VO's main reasons for refusal have been quoted below:

“Adult male and 3 children intending to join spouse/parent in Cda, currently in status studying a Masters. I note that spouse’s application was submitted.

On that application, husband and 3 children were listed as non-accompanying.

No guarantee that either will find work to support themselves and 3 children. Given that all deps were listed as non-accompanying and that SP adult recently arrived in Cda, I question the truthfulness of that original statement. Entire family travelling together reduces socio-economic ties to Nigeria. On balance, reviewing all documents before me including information available in the original SP application for adult female, I am not satisfied that PA would respect T&C of entry and leave Cda by the end of an authorized stay.”

Please, GURUS in the house should suggest how I can tackle the refusal reasons.

Please, if you have found yourself in a similar situation, how did you come out?

Thank you in advance of your useful comments.

(Pls note: Wifey travelled to Canny since early Septemer 2021)
you guys were not truthful and it has caught up with you. Just wait for madam to finish school get a good job or pr shikena. Providing for 3 kids on a temporary visa is not child’s play.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by gistbite(f): 4:30pm On Dec 11, 2021
folla:
Hi everyone,

My SOWP application and SP applications for my 3 children were refused sometime in September 2021. I applied for GCMS notes on October 1st and received the notes today (December 11th). It took about 71 days for the notes to arrive.

The VO's main reasons for refusal have been quoted below:

“Adult male and 3 children intending to join spouse/parent in Cda, currently in status studying a Masters. I note that spouse’s application was submitted.

On that application, husband and 3 children were listed as non-accompanying.

No guarantee that either will find work to support themselves and 3 children. Given that all deps were listed as non-accompanying and that SP adult recently arrived in Cda, I question the truthfulness of that original statement. Entire family travelling together reduces socio-economic ties to Nigeria. On balance, reviewing all documents before me including information available in the original SP application for adult female, I am not satisfied that PA would respect T&C of entry and leave Cda by the end of an authorized stay.”

Please, GURUS in the house should suggest how I can tackle the refusal reasons.

Please, if you have found yourself in a similar situation, how did you come out?

Thank you in advance of your useful comments.

(Pls note: Wifey travelled to Canny since early Septemer 2021)

You have to wait for her to get a job
she should included that you guys were joining her later.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by muyiroro: 6:05pm On Dec 11, 2021
adeakin:
you guys were not truthful and it has caught up with you. Just wait for madam to finish school get a good job or pr shikena. Providing for 3 kids on a temporary visa is not child’s play.


Pls oo my own case is offer letter with Nomination in Manitoba with family of 5 and my work was still refused while my PR application is ongoing awaiting AOR for over a year now.

The reason VO given was his not sure if I can perform the job I seek in Canada that if am sure sure I meet the requirements I can reapply.

Now I only reapply while I use my family as home ties when I land in Canada by Gods grace I will then file for their application if our PR application have not receive DM.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by finishedworks: 3:41am On Dec 12, 2021
adeakin:
you guys were not truthful and it has caught up with you. Just wait for madam to finish school get a good job or pr shikena. Providing for 3 kids on a temporary visa is not child’s play.

Your advice may be the best way forward for this situation. But we can give advice without rubbing salt to injury. Let's just be abit kinder. Some times it's not that ppl are not truthful, it may be just be them following the advice of someone they trust or circumstance change.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by oldienavie: 6:17am On Dec 12, 2021
I see a lot of people always go to Ikoyi Registry, is that compulsory ?
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 6:24am On Dec 12, 2021
finishedworks:


Your advice may be the best way forward for this situation. But we can give advice without rubbing salt to injury. Let's just be abit kinder. Some times it's not that ppl are not truthful, it may be just be them following the advice of someone they trust or circumstance change.
you believe in sugar quoting things, i don't. These hard truths have to be said so others won't tow same path and claim ignorance or misled later. Some have been banned for 5 years for providing conflicting information.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Nobody: 6:26am On Dec 12, 2021
oldienavie:
Hi everyone, please I wanna ask if it is compulsory for someone to do their wedding in Ikoyi Registry ?
Can someone do their wedding in a registry in Oyo state and still be recognised by Canadian embassy for the purpose of sponsorship?
I see a lot of people always go to Ikoyi Registry, is that compulsory ?
you can do it in oyo. Ikoyi registry is just a case of wrong perception that embassies recognize it more which is false . People who married in other parts of Nigeria are able to use their local registry and had no issues.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Blurpy: 11:44am On Dec 12, 2021
You listed yourself and children as non accompanying.
Is there a way to change that? Maybe through an immigration lawyer
folla:
Hi everyone,

My SOWP application and SP applications for my 3 children were refused sometime in September 2021. I applied for GCMS notes on October 1st and received the notes today (December 11th). It took about 71 days for the notes to arrive.

The VO's main reasons for refusal have been quoted below:

“Adult male and 3 children intending to join spouse/parent in Cda, currently in status studying a Masters. I note that spouse’s application was submitted.

On that application, husband and 3 children were listed as non-accompanying.

No guarantee that either will find work to support themselves and 3 children. Given that all deps were listed as non-accompanying and that SP adult recently arrived in Cda, I question the truthfulness of that original statement. Entire family travelling together reduces socio-economic ties to Nigeria. On balance, reviewing all documents before me including information available in the original SP application for adult female, I am not satisfied that PA would respect T&C of entry and leave Cda by the end of an authorized stay.”

Please, GURUS in the house should suggest how I can tackle the refusal reasons.

Please, if you have found yourself in a similar situation, how did you come out?

Thank you in advance of your useful comments.

(Pls note: Wifey travelled to Canny since early Septemer 2021)
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by tmeeto: 1:21pm On Dec 12, 2021
Currently in Brampton, my uncles and his friends own houses here. I don’t think this is accurate tho.

seunpinky:
Hi guys,

Pls I would like to hear opinions about living in Brampton.

Backstory:
Been seeing some good housing deals in Brampton but most of my friends here are warning against buying in Brampton.

They sight issues such as high insurance costs, too many Indians/Asian community, high crime rates etc?

Please are all these tru or just mere say or biased mindset towards d area or racis* towards people from that part of the world.

Abeg make una talk ooo... Would also like to hear more from people living there currently.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by tmeeto: 1:34pm On Dec 12, 2021
ednut1:
basket ball tickets for raptors is like 40 dols, there is ice hockey too. Skiing too dey there. House parties, clubbing etc. make people no dey complain again biko. If you can marry before coming the better grin

Abeg where you see raptors ticket for 40bucks? Abeg send me link.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by seunpinky(m): 1:51pm On Dec 12, 2021
tmeeto:
Currently in Brampton, my uncles and his friends own houses here. I don’t think this is accurate tho.

Thanks for your contribution
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by ednut1(m): 2:58pm On Dec 12, 2021
tmeeto:


Abeg where you see raptors ticket for 40bucks? Abeg send me link.
https://www.ticketmaster.ca/toronto-raptors-vs-sacramento-kings/event/10005B372B15339C?landing=c&refArtist=K8vZ9171KC0 tomorrow’s game , there are 30cad tickets.

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Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by folla: 6:44pm On Dec 12, 2021
Hi Adeakin,

Thanks for your comments, in any event.


adeakin:
you guys were not truthful and it has caught up with you. Just wait for madam to finish school get a good job or pr shikena. Providing for 3 kids on a temporary visa is not child’s play.
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by folla: 7:00pm On Dec 12, 2021
Hi Blurpy,

The truth is, at the time of filling imm5645, we were not 100% sure what the phrase 'non accompany' meant. To us, it meant either 'not traveling on the same flight with' or 'not joining in Canada for the duration of study permit'. We were confused, but the VO, am sure, cannot buy our story now.

Now that the deed has been done, what is the way forward? I would be glad to hear from anyone found himself in a similar situation, but came out successfully. Or is my family the only one that used spouse and children as home ties?

The lawyer option would be costly o.



Blurpy:
You listed yourself and children as non accompanying.
Is there a way to change that? Maybe through an immigration lawyer
Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by DboyizGood(m): 8:11pm On Dec 12, 2021
Hi Kyrie2018 , I am trying to reach out to you to discuss details of this program and probably chat about details of your experience so far. Can you respond to my email?

Kyrie2018:
Just to clarify about Lakehead university.

*Most universities who offer the accelerated BSN will require you pass the prerequisites as part of their application criteria. For these schools the program would normally run for 2 years.

*Lakehead university offers the prerequisites as part of your first year course, including some other core nursing courses. So, you do not need to write the prerequisites before applying. And the accelerated BSN program is 3years (or 2yrs 8months if you count it that way). I think this is fair because if you include the time you need to study for and write the prerequisites before applying to those schools that run the program for 2 years then it adds up.

*To get exemption for the prerequisites, you need to submit your course description from your previous studies. I submitted this and got exemption for statistics. I know someone who got exemption for psychology too. So, in first year I took psychology, anatomy and physiology plus other nursing courses.

* Also, in Lakehead university clinical placement starts from year one whether you're doing the 4yrs degree or accelerated degree. I don't know what is obtainable in other schools.

*The accelerated degree program in Lakehead university is quite intensive. Be ready to STUDY. A lot of students are able to work while going to school, you just have to know your own capabilities and decide how many hours you can sacrifice for work. Also, after your first year you are qualified to work as a PSW ($20.68/hr where I worked).
* About the 10 years timeline, I'm not sure what the conditions are in Lakehead university. But I finished my first degree over 10 years ago and was able to get admission.

Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by Blurpy: 8:44pm On Dec 12, 2021
Search "olufemiloye" on Instagram
And use the link in bio to join his telegram group, they will guide you there.
folla:
Hi Blurpy,

The truth is, at the time of filling imm5645, we were not 100% sure what the phrase 'non accompany' meant. To us, it meant either 'not traveling on the same flight with' or 'not joining in Canada for the duration of study permit'. We were confused, but the VO, am sure, cannot buy our story now.

Now that the deed has been done, what is the way forward? I would be glad to hear from anyone found himself in a similar situation, but came out successfully. Or is my family the only one that used spouse and children as home ties?

The lawyer option would be costly o.



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