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    Once again a bullshit call resulting in a goal against Montreal New York 2 - 2 Montreal after 1st half MTL is playing awesome though.
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    New York VS Montréal maintenant! Allez Montréal!!
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    Résultat final: Arbitre 2 - 0 Montréal
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    ça c'est du bullshit arbitrage, il est évident que Montréal joue 10 contre 12.
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    WTF Brovski just got a Red Card! Now Montreal is playing with 10.
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    Yeah I went to the lakeshore once and after losing a finger and growing another eye due to the pollution from all the steel factories (great idea to put them right next to the lake) I was able to salvage a couple grand that didn't desintegrate. I grabbed that money, packed my bags and moved to Montreal. In all seriousness though, constructive criticism is okay, no place is perfect (though in my eyes, Montreal is the closest thing to perfection) but if you hate a place so much, then why stay there and suffer?
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    I'd stay alive if I had cable TV, unless of course I had a window view of Hamilton. If that was the case I'd beg for them to pull the plug. I lived in that place (Hamilton) for over a year and I hated it, but I'm sure it's a lot better than Montreal according to the experts of Money sense.
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    Burlington is fun. If you're 80 years old and are on life support
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    Awesome! I've been telling my family for years now how I've always wanted to live in Red Deer
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    I got goosebumps while watching this: À voir en HD
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    Montréal 1 - 1 Chicago I predict a rough first season for the Impact. I'm still concerned about their attack, it's sloppy at best, very disoriented and there's clearly a lack of communication. Hopefully they get better in this regard. I know they're aware that this is their weakness, which is why they brought Corradi on a 3-month contract.
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    Goooaaaaall"!!!!!
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    VAN 1 - 0 MTL au mi-temps Pas mal jusqu'à ce moment. L'impact joue un peu imprécis.
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    Serait-il possible de changer le titre du thread en sachant que l'impact est déjà dans la MLS? On joue demain le premier match contre les Whitecaps de Vancouver. Can't wait!
  17. MexiQuebecois
    Dévoilement du maillot de l'Impact de Montréal Qu'en pensez vous?
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    Working in Canada Finding employment in Canada requires planning. You should obtain as much information as possible before you apply to immigrate. There is no guarantee that you will be able to work in your preferred occupation. Although credential assessment and licensing are not requirements of the skilled worker application, you need to be aware of these issues when considering immigrating to Canada. Please consult our website for some helpful sites on regulated and non-regulated occupations. Regulated occupations Twenty percent of people working in Canada work in occupations that are regulated to protect the health and safety of Canadians. Examples include nurses, engineers, electricians and teachers. Provincial and territorial regulatory bodies are responsible for establishing entry requirements for individual occupations; for recognizing prior credentials, training and experience; and for issuing licences required to practice. The recognition process varies between provinces and territories and between occupations. Recognition of qualifications and issuance of licenses can generally only be completed once in Canada. The process can take time. You may be asked to: * provide documentation of qualifications * undergo a language examination (which may differ from those required for immigration) * complete a technical exam (with accompanying fee) * do supervised work Non-regulated occupations For non-regulated occupations, there are no set requirements and there is no legal requirement to obtain a licence. The employer will set the standards and may very well request registration with a professional association. Credential assessment A credential assessment is advice on how qualifications from another country compare to Canadian qualifications. An assessment does not guarantee that: * a regulatory body will issue you a licence to practice * your credentials will be accepted by a Canadian employer However, a credential assessment will help you understand the Canadian educational system and assist you with your job search. You can have your credentials assessed by one of the provincial evaluation services. Please consult our website for more information. Labour market information Job opportunities and labour market conditions are different in each region of Canada. It is important to research conditions in the area in which you want to live. Please consult our website for helpful sites on the Canadian labour market, job banks, and provincial and territorial labour market information. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EQ74.asp
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    Pardon my French but this is complete and utter bullshit, nothing spews racism more than putting prejudices on someone due to his country of origin. I was born in Mexico, a country now ridden with street gangs and drug lords, wanna browse through my criminal record? If you find even a parking ticket I'll buy you a beer.
  20. MexiQuebecois
    les cours de français comme langue seconde sont presque gratuits ($40 chaque six mois), il y a des organisations pour l'intégration, des communautés allophones, conseillers pour l'éducation provenant de l'exterieur, etc. Celui qui ne peut pas s'intégrer, c'est parce qu'il ne le veut pas. Pour moi ce qu'il faut faire pour améliorer l'intégration des nouveaux arrivés, c'est implémenter un système pour mieux reconnaitre les qualifications obtenues à l'étranger. Il y a souvent des immigrants qui sont acceptés et au moment d'y arriver, son diplôme n'est pas reconnu. Le même diplôme qui lui qualifie comme "travailleur qualifié" Oh the irony!
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    ^^ HAHAHAHA brilliant!!!
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    Crime à Montréal

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    Asking for a cigarette and then stabbing them whether they give it to you or not? What's the problem with this guy? Does he have any mental issues or what?
  23. MexiQuebecois
    tu vas aller seulement à Lisbonne? Sinon prends des photos de Porto
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    Do clubs in Montreal tend to be elitist? Not sure if you know what I'm talking about. When I was there most of my friends were Latin Americans so they would take me to clubs like Copacabana, Loco Loco (i think that's the name), and others. I once had a bad experience on Crescent St. with some stupid bouncer who was acting all cocky and sh*t, for a club named Karina I think, Never ever again went to Crescent.
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