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- Emigrate BC A blog about Stuff you might like to know BEFORE you emigrate to BC
- Immigration Consultant Wildy Immigration consultants offer a free assessment for those considering immigrating to Canada.
- Living the Canadian Dream From Chelmsford to Port Moody.
- Our Facebook fanpage – like it or not! Relocation2bc has a fan page with little tidbits of information and commentary that might be of interest.
- Relocation2BC – our emigration site Our own web site with what we hope is helpful advice and information on relocating to British Columbia
- The Great Canadian Adventure Damian Trasler’s emigration blog is an amusing take on moving to Vancouver with “weasels”!
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- Vancouver – a local's perspective Interesting and pretty blog from a local Vancouverite
Category Archives: exchange rates
How to adjust to prices in Canada
When you first move to a new country there is a period of adjustment that you go through. One part of that is getting to understand prices and what is good value. There’s a psychological element to this as you’d … Continue reading
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Getting money from UK banks once you are in Canada
I am passing on some advice provided by Moneycorp. Their experience of dealing with foreign exchange has been valued by many of our clients, and ourselves too. This advice relates to organizing money transfers once you are in Canada. It … Continue reading
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Loonie suffers as US economy improves
IMROVING US ECONOMY HURTS CANADIAN DOLLAR Nationwide reports a third successive monthly rise for house prices. Loonie gets caught in the crossfire through no fault of its own. It was not the most exciting week ever for GBP/CAD. Having set … Continue reading
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