Single parent setting in BC, Canada


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tamilkuravan   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 10-05-15 11:14:22


1.TK ..why did you include $ 300 for food ? Get rid of that..you can get FREE food in Food Banks & Gurudwara :)

2.Why did you include Internet & TV ? ..FREE internet available in libraries and lot of FREE Wi Fi spots everywhere.
Also with a FREE TV antennae you can get 10-15 HD channels for free & its totally legal too :)

Thanks Adam for the encouragement and the support.

1. I did not want to tell her about food banks as I was not sure if she will take it the right way. I will tell her at a later date, if at all she decides to go to Canada. These are all personal decisions.

2. Let us assume everything on the higher side. I was assuming that while the kids are at school, you can do trading / filling survey's (Survey lion) etc.. on the internet. So internet is needed. As Anglo Indian's they are too much into TV watching. One cellphone + landline is essential as she is a Single parent.

There may be free internet on the library but many libraries are very specific on the site that you can go on to. I once used to attend many Job search offices. They also have free internet but they had a handicapped person watch us from the back. Once you open Toronto star or Gmail, he will come and ask you to close the website. It is a hassle. Internet at home is fine.

In the past I have earnt a little from filling survey's (Survey lion). I will also advise her to do some job from home (like order picking etc..) so that she gets a little more income.

Also another way to earn money is to go to the nearest university and see if she can be part of any study group where you get paid.

Murali


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elmer fudd   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 10-05-15 11:18:20

Quote:
Originally posted by adamthorat

Its going to be hard for her to go to work ( assuming she gets a job in the first place ) & take care of her kids at the same time.

The day care expenses etc are going to be ridiculous , she will have nothing left over from her job after paying all the day care expenses..not much for food, rent etc :(..its a LOT LOT harder if she is alone.

Remember she is a SINGLE parent, so the advice given by TK is practical & feasible , even if its unpopular. Maybe after the kids grow up & don't need day care, supervision etc , she can do something else.




The details about the family are too hazy. Should one assume that the daughters also have Canadian citizenship? If yes, then why not wait till they are of college-going age and then move to Canada for their undergraduate studies? Why uproot themselves and live miserable lives in Canada as welfare bums? Again, very few details, especially on their current living status.


Quote:
Originally posted by adamthorat
Good advice TK ..if someone else wants to give this woman a good job , baby sit her kids , give her a nice place to settle down in , please fell free to do so..otherwise TK your advice is great :)



The family would be banging their heads against the wall if they were to rely on desis in Canada for help. Lol!






tamilkuravan   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 10-05-15 11:24:04

Elmer,
Valid questions but I am not willing to share any more personal information about my clients.

My intent in opening this thread was to find out if there was any possibility of getting a $ 800 , 1 bed apartment in any white area of Vancouver or thereabouts and I have got the response from FB that it is possible to find one even with $ 700.

I will google search and find one such apartment.

No need for anyone to break their heads or shower any insults. No one is going to break any law. I will be advising them to state everything truthfully. Already also google searched about welfare eligibility and responsibilities in BC and have complied the information.

Murali


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febpreet   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 11-05-15 02:50:01

Guys, OP JUST asked about a specific question about his/her acquaintance. Is it really that hard to stick to the point? Really? He asked about BC, so if you know about the place, then go ahead and suggest to the best of your knowledge.

Why do you care about whether or not the concerned party needs to (or should) start working as soon as they land? Do you know how much supporting funds they would bring into Canada? Do you know about their personal situation? Man, if there was ever a thread with numerous assumptions, then it's this.

Can we answer specifically, without 1. going around in circles, 2. being oversmart, and questioning OP's motives?

Why even waste your keystrokes, if can't advise properly.



tamilkuravan   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 11-05-15 07:51:34

Thanks Feb.
Just looked at a Map of vancouver and found that it is sparsely populated (when compared to the GTA).
Only with respect to lower cost of housing, good white dominated schools, less crime which place would you suggest ?
1. Abbotsford
2. Chilliwack
3. Mission
4. Maple ridge.

General question :
The map shows Coquitlam close to vancover but then still not expanded on the north. Is it because it is a hilly area (with a provincial park)?

Another observation is that the US border is so very close. Also I can see the the USA @ the border is very sparsely populated in contrast with the Candian side.

Murali


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tamilkuravan   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 11-05-15 11:54:44

Just for the information of CD's.
I have checked the one way flight charges.

From Chennai - Vancouver, the cheapest flight tickets are Rs. 51,000

From Chennai - Toronto , the cheapest flight tickets are Rs 41,000

May be New Delhi to Toronto / Vancouver via. Russia and Turkey may be cheaper.

Murali


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happywoman36   
Member since: Oct 13
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 11-05-15 12:09:47

Quote:
Originally posted by adamthorat

Its going to be hard for her to go to work ( assuming she gets a job in the first place ) & take care of her kids at the same time.

The day care expenses etc are going to be ridiculous , she will have nothing left over from her job after paying all the day care expenses..not much for food, rent etc :(..its a LOT LOT harder if she is alone.

Remember she is a SINGLE parent, so the advice given by TK is practical & feasible , even if its unpopular. Maybe after the kids grow up & don't need day care, supervision etc , she can do something else.

Good advice TK ..if someone else wants to give this woman a good job , baby sit her kids , give her a nice place to settle down in , please fell free to do so..otherwise TK your advice is great :)

TK is back in full form ..Je Suis TK !

1.TK ..why did you include $ 300 for food ? Get rid of that..you can get FREE food in Food Banks & Gurudwara :)

2.Why did you include Internet & TV ? ..FREE internet available in libraries and lot of FREE Wi Fi spots everywhere.
Also with a FREE TV antennae you can get 10-15 HD channels for free & its totally legal too :)




LMAO though didn't throw my coffee/tea on the screen of the laptop for the fear of cleaning up later on. (remember no maids in Canada. Idar Raja bhi hum hai aur praja bhi isliye soch samaj ke sab kuch karna padta hai)




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