Location: TORONTO,CANADA, AT PRESEN
Posted on: 29-09-04 14:25:32
Dear fellas,
Being a bachlor,i would like to know more on social life in Toronto and Vancouver.
Are Asians, Indians being segregated from whites ,etc or they mix well?
Besides work is there a lot of groupism in social living or just like in India, enjoy with few selected people of your caste,community and culture?
Does online dating works,desicans,please remember,such servie is also provided by Canadiandesi.com,ie.Desi Singles and Sulekha .com!
Any comments?
CAPRICO
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MJ
Location: TORONTO,CANADA, AT PRESEN
Posted on: 29-09-04 14:42:33
DEAR friends,
Anyone a member of http://www.mbmtoronto.com?" rel="nofollow">LINK
CAPRICO
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MJ
if you are comign with a lot of paisa quality socialising is not a problem. racism subtle but u can overcome it. u can mix with any time of people u want. but generally birds of a feather (families mostly) group together within their own communities.
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Orginally posted by CAPRICO
Dear fellas,
Being a bachlor,i would like to know more on social life in Toronto and Vancouver.
Are Asians, Indians being segregated from whites ,etc or they mix well?
Besides work is there a lot of groupism in social living or just like in India, enjoy with few selected people of your caste,community and culture?
Does online dating works,desicans,please remember,such servie is also provided by Canadiandesi.com,ie.Desi Singles and Sulekha .com!
Any comments?
CAPRICO
Can't comment on Vancouver, but social life is excellent for a bachelor in Toronto.
If you integrate well, there's nothing like racism. When you get here, try making friends at your place of work, at a lot of offices, colleagues tend to hang around for a couple of drinks after work (not unlike any large city).
Lots of East Indian women on the many online dating sites, if that's what you're looking for. You should be fine
