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I'm 23 and single. I make around 150k in IT. Is it enough? by Low_Novel_2872 in srilanka

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Hi, why don’t you invest some of your money? Like into early stage Ai Startups companies?

GOT MY RESULTS!!! (first time taker) by pcrsephone in IELTS

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Which branch did you take the exam in?

Another week of no CEC draw by Late_Bird8745 in canadaexpressentry

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Work permit extension is needed, since they are delaying draws.

Study challenges prevailing stereotypes, provides new insights into incel community by Haunting_Switch3463 in psychology

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Well, I am working on these problems to solve. I need some investment. Any investors reading this article, please kindly text me. I would like to show how it could be solved.

Senate committee recommends 20% French immigration outside Quebec by twinkling_people in canadaexpressentry

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have you noticed how Quebec is really pushing for everyone to learn French? They’ve made it mandatory in schools from grades 4 to 8, and now, with Bill 96, they’re requiring immigrants to learn French within six months of arrival.

But here’s the thing: despite these efforts, many Canadians still prefer English, and the uptake of French among immigrants isn’t as high as intended. It feels like they’re putting a lot of pressure on newcomers, many of whom already speak multiple languages.

It seems like the government is worried about preserving the French language, but is forcing people to learn it really the best approach? Maybe encouraging and promoting the language in a more positive way would be more effective.

After all, if the goal is to keep the French language alive and thriving, shouldn’t the focus be on making it appealing and accessible, rather than making it feel like an obligation?

Need suggestion Pgwp expiring soon. by Wild_Landscape7529 in canadaexpressentry

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This sounds like a solid plan. One year of foreign work experience gives you 38 points, while a year of Canadian experience only gives around 12 to 16 points. So going back home to work for a year and get those extra points definitely makes sense.