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18-07-2009, 09:14 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Manhattan, NY
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Hey Guys is anyone here working or worked in Canada before? I recently applied for a working visa and was accepted. I have been to Canada before but I was hoping if anyone here has lived there before if they could recommend any good areas to live. I plan to go go over and work in investment management so I will need to find somewhere close to a few broking houses.
Iv been lucky with work in that I have received my post graduate studies they are going to offer references and 12 months leave without pay. I beleive I should be in a good position work wise to find a job however I know its still not the best market there at the moment. Can anyone give any tips I want to try and find somewhere that people are friendly and I hope to try and avoid any major cities but due to my work I know that I will likely need to locate to one. Any help would be great guys! Thanks
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