does playstion store cards work in Canada if you buy them in the states?
I'm thinking I should buy a playstion store card but I dunno if it will work if I buy it in the USA will it work in. Canada?
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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yes
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They should
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Can a german person with an apprenticeship from Germany work in Canada
Can a german person with an apprenticeship from Germany work in Canada?
Hey there, my boyfriend is a german with a hauptschulabschluss and an ausbildung (apprenticeship) as a locksmith and i was wondering if he would be able to either work in canada or further his education like maybe learn his trade again? pleae help!
Other - Germany - 0 Answers
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Nobody will be able to answer this question except the Canadian immigration authorities http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp BTW how does your question relate to TRAVEL GERMANY?
Hey there, my boyfriend is a german with a hauptschulabschluss and an ausbildung (apprenticeship) as a locksmith and i was wondering if he would be able to either work in canada or further his education like maybe learn his trade again? pleae help!
Other - Germany - 0 Answers
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Nobody will be able to answer this question except the Canadian immigration authorities http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp BTW how does your question relate to TRAVEL GERMANY?
Sunday, November 7, 2010
What changes are going to be introduced in the Canada work permits and who will be affected by such changes
What changes are going to be introduced in the Canada work permits and who will be affected by such changes?
I am looking for getting details of the changes in such rules?
Immigration - 4 Answers
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In the Federal level not much is expected - even through the latest news from HRSDC. There are provinces in Canada however, that offer new pilot projects which would allow specific workers in certain occupational classification and levels that could work for 6-9 months, the be eligible to apply for permanent residency based on the service rendered. Alberta, Canada and Saskatchewan have such pilot programs. You can log on to the following links for specific occupations, nomination procedures etc.: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/provincial/apply-who.asp
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All ways go to the source, for correct information. here is the main Canadian Immigration information website. READ it carefully about the new changes to the work permit rules. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.asp Copy it for future reference. Jim B. Toronto.
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Canada government is all set to introduce new rules in the next month which will make it more difficult for firms offering sponsorships to international workers to come and work in Canada. The rules will result imposing stricter restrictions on employers in Canada. To come into effect from 1st April, 2011, the new rules for temporary foreign workers in Canada will effect almost every type of foreign worker wanting to work in Canada including live-in caregivers, oilpatch workers and so on.
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Hi I m happy an I need Canada visa
I am looking for getting details of the changes in such rules?
Immigration - 4 Answers
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In the Federal level not much is expected - even through the latest news from HRSDC. There are provinces in Canada however, that offer new pilot projects which would allow specific workers in certain occupational classification and levels that could work for 6-9 months, the be eligible to apply for permanent residency based on the service rendered. Alberta, Canada and Saskatchewan have such pilot programs. You can log on to the following links for specific occupations, nomination procedures etc.: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/provincial/apply-who.asp
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All ways go to the source, for correct information. here is the main Canadian Immigration information website. READ it carefully about the new changes to the work permit rules. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.asp Copy it for future reference. Jim B. Toronto.
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Canada government is all set to introduce new rules in the next month which will make it more difficult for firms offering sponsorships to international workers to come and work in Canada. The rules will result imposing stricter restrictions on employers in Canada. To come into effect from 1st April, 2011, the new rules for temporary foreign workers in Canada will effect almost every type of foreign worker wanting to work in Canada including live-in caregivers, oilpatch workers and so on.
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Hi I m happy an I need Canada visa
Monday, November 1, 2010
How does a general bus system in a big city, like Edmonton Canada work
How does a general bus system in a big city, like Edmonton Canada work?
I already checked out the website and I want to know if I can find if a bus from point A will stop at the place I need to go, point B and the length of the ride!
Other - Canada - 3 Answers
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ETS has a trip calculator that will provide both the bus number and route as well as any transfers required. It also gives an approximation of the length of the trip as well. You can find it at http://coewebapps.edmonton.ca/external/transit/tripsolution.aspx Put in the location you are at and the time you want to depart, along with the destination and it will calculate for you. Takes a bit of tweeking and if you can't get it to work for you just call their office. They have people on the phone to advise you and they do a great job at helping you plan your trip.
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In general, the bus system is designed to get people from place to place, along the main streets. In the out lying suburbs, the bus may only come in and stop at one place, so people have to walk a few minutes from their home, to get to a bus stop. in some cases, you may need to "transfer " from one bus route to another, to get to your final destination. This is normal practice all over the world. Haven't you lived where there was a bus system before ? Jim b. Toronto.
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The City of Edmonton operates ETS (Edmonton Transit System) like most municipalities. There are major bus routes that connect from Transit Centres (hubs) which then Branch off to service areas / residential areas. There are certain bus routes that are great like the #8 Which Travels from Millwoods on the Southside (23rd avenue) to Abbotsfield (118th avenue) stopping at some key locations including several malls, libraries, the downtown core, etc. with stops all along the way that you can get off to transfer to another route if needed as well or to get to your destination. Dont be affraid to call ETS, they'll help you out. 780-496-1611 will let you talk to someone about planning your trip, you basically need to know your departing location, your destination and approximate time to arrive, or depart.
I already checked out the website and I want to know if I can find if a bus from point A will stop at the place I need to go, point B and the length of the ride!
Other - Canada - 3 Answers
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ETS has a trip calculator that will provide both the bus number and route as well as any transfers required. It also gives an approximation of the length of the trip as well. You can find it at http://coewebapps.edmonton.ca/external/transit/tripsolution.aspx Put in the location you are at and the time you want to depart, along with the destination and it will calculate for you. Takes a bit of tweeking and if you can't get it to work for you just call their office. They have people on the phone to advise you and they do a great job at helping you plan your trip.
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In general, the bus system is designed to get people from place to place, along the main streets. In the out lying suburbs, the bus may only come in and stop at one place, so people have to walk a few minutes from their home, to get to a bus stop. in some cases, you may need to "transfer " from one bus route to another, to get to your final destination. This is normal practice all over the world. Haven't you lived where there was a bus system before ? Jim b. Toronto.
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The City of Edmonton operates ETS (Edmonton Transit System) like most municipalities. There are major bus routes that connect from Transit Centres (hubs) which then Branch off to service areas / residential areas. There are certain bus routes that are great like the #8 Which Travels from Millwoods on the Southside (23rd avenue) to Abbotsfield (118th avenue) stopping at some key locations including several malls, libraries, the downtown core, etc. with stops all along the way that you can get off to transfer to another route if needed as well or to get to your destination. Dont be affraid to call ETS, they'll help you out. 780-496-1611 will let you talk to someone about planning your trip, you basically need to know your departing location, your destination and approximate time to arrive, or depart.
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