comment by ButterflyEffect

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ButterflyEffect · 2348 days ago · link · · parent · post: Pubski: November 7, 2018

I would like to think it wouldn't be terribly difficult given my profession?

kleinbl00 · 2348 days ago · link ·

Canada's demographics are dependent on net immigration. You're young, you're educated, you have a high earning potential which means you're likely to pay a lot of taxes. Canada Wants You.

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elizabeth · 2347 days ago · link ·

Yup! We’ll take you in!

Here are things that add you your points:

- young

- educated

- married

- young kid

- speak English

- speak French (disproportionately a lot of points if you want to come to Quebec)

We have a lot of space and no people so... welcome!

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illu45 · 2342 days ago · link ·

We have a lot of space and no people so... welcome!

This is only true outside of major city-centres, though. If you want to live in Vancouver or Toronto, for instance, you'll need to be prepared to spend a lot of housing.

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elizabeth · 2342 days ago · link ·

I feel that’s true for all major cities in the world. But as a country we have PLENTY of space. Especially in the Atlantic Provinces. They have a pilot immigration program right now where if you get literally any job and live there for 2 years they grant you a permanent residence status.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/atlantic-immigration-pilot.html

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oyster · 2348 days ago · link ·

I met an Environmental Engineer at the bar the other day, worked for Parks Canada. No idea how in demand that is though but I know we have them in the mountains aka. best place on earth.