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Anyone know any good canadian youtubers? Especially news youtubers since I feel like I watch too much american news. some canadian history stuff would also be good.

So I am a 22(F) software developer at a start-up company in India. I completed my bachelor's (BCA - 3 years) in may of 2025 but alongside my study I worked part-time for the said company as well. I mainly dealt with websites at the time. Now I am working full-time as software developer. I am also learning French alongside and my current level is A1-A2. Also pursuing an Msc. IT through distance education. My query is that can I use both my part-time and full-time work together for pr application? I am planning to apply by 2027 end. By then I will have 1.5-2 yrs of full time work experience. But I read on the official website of ircc that you can use your part time work even as a student if it totals upto 1560 hrs or more and mine qualifies for it as I've been with this company since almost the beginning of my studies.
I would appreciate any suggestions you have for me. Also, fyi my two biological sisters are also living in Canada, one is a citizen and the other is permanent resident.

If rates got back to 18%+ like it was decades ago, but a house in a place like Vancouver would cost $300k or so, would you be okay with that being the norm? Or do you see this creating a permanent exclusion of certain incomes entering the housing market?

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Curious on your local job market based on the community’s current situation.

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If I were to immigrate to Canada from the USA under the express entry system.

What would be pros and cons of living in Canada when actually actually living full time in Canada?

Currently a Washington state resident and would be aiming for lower mainland British Columbia.

Hello! I'll be moving from Ontario to BC this summer for uni and I'm a little confused about how moving works. Do I just update my address once I get into residency and hop on a plane or are there a bunch of documents I have to fill out? I haven't really found anything monumental to do and it seems all too simple.