I am close to my 7th year in Canada. During all these years I was able to witness, read and hear about many different situations related to political correctness and immigrants that I can no longer be surprised but sad about what is going on in this country. It seems that the past twenty years [...]
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Christmas,
multiculturalism
Last week I received a Press Release from FreeHotWaterTank.ca and how they plan to help the community in the next coming weeks. I’d like to share it with you, as I believe in responsible companies that try to reach out to their community and help. In part, it says… Ottawa’s hungry families will be receiving added [...]
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Christmas
Quebec is a special place in the world. They know it here in Canada, is not a secret. Everyone that had the chance once in a lifetime to deal with Quebec and its people will know it. In a new demonstration of their special abilities in Public Relations, the City of Gatineau published a very [...]
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multiculturalism,
ottawa-gatineau
This week I was invited to become part of InterNations, a very interesting community of Expatriates around the world. At InterNations they are aware of the amount of information and support people need to relocate abroad, this is one important reason behind its foundation four years ago: InterNations is now the biggest global networking site [...]
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networking
This Saturday December 10th since 11:30am, take your kids to 240Sparks Mall in downtown Ottawa: FREE shows with Cindy Cook from the Polka Dot Door, Free pictures with Santa and Free parking. What else can you ask for?!
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celebrations,
Christmas
This past weekend we had some stuff to do at the local mall. It also happened that the day before Santa had arrived to town and was welcoming the children. Of course, one of the kids pledged for a visit to Santa! How not?! He had to get the things done for Christmas and talking [...]
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Christmas
Since I started this blog last year, the fastest growing community of readers came from India. Every day, around 20+ readers comes from there (and counting). After Canada and the US is the country providing the most readers every month. I started to know more about the Indian community not long ago. First steps were [...]
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multiculturalism