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… brother they were all well established and they had no intention to come and start from scratch. But I told them my assessment is that it … there is less chance that I’ll move back to Pakistan. If you want to come to Canada, it’s good for your children, for you children’s future, … And found jobs here much easier, at that time. It wasn't that—the competition was not that high, and luckily found job in one place and …
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… board. Today a drugstore and a snack bar will be opened where everyone can buy coke and liquor. But I intend to buy some lasting things. First … were concerned, it was taking them quite a while. Last night I took a chance and went to the dance floor, where I did a few dances, mostly … majestic mountain peaks, usually conical in shape and probably of volcanic origin. In the course of the morning, the Orkneys faded away, but …
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… Individuals who immigrated to Canada after 1935 can request their immigration information from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. A Personal Information Request Form needs to be submitted to …
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… somewhat dumbstruck, in the lower level of Pier 21, the site of the Canadian Museum of Immigration and was going through a temporary … etc.) but more the colour of marine paint, as if someone had part of a can of bottom paint left over after refurbishing a boat hull and … “Customs and Excise” hand painted in black with yellow outlining. One can only wonder why the final letter of Customs is smaller and placed …
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… Francis about art-making, finding solutions and what it means to be welcomed by Mi’kmaq. Virick Francis, photo by Isabel Francis Photo. When … till I was like 17, 18, living in Maine. There was really limited income, living in Maine. All you had was either work for farmers or … culture? Back far as I remember, on reserves or in nearby Mi’kmaw communities, there were more people making baskets as a source of …
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… course of an interview. The recorded document is a primary source that can be archived and made available to the public. Why does the Museum … about how immigrants interact with, adapt to and participate in Canadian society. By conducting oral history interviews, the Museum … opportunity for people to share their experiences of immigrating to Canada and how it has shaped their lives. These personal stories also …
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… Francis about art-making, finding solutions and what it means to be welcomed by Mi’kmaq. Virick Francis, photo by Isabel Francis Photo. When … till I was like 17, 18, living in Maine. There was really limited income, living in Maine. All you had was either work for farmers or … culture? Back far as I remember, on reserves or in nearby Mi’kmaw communities, there were more people making baskets as a source of …
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… works like a charm!). The next item on my list would be sandpaper . It can be used in a pinch as an emery board, to remove fuzzy pills on a … If your venue isn’t carpeted, a little scuff on those new stilettos can prevent a slip and fall! Fishing line also has its many uses. It is … items as it is fairly strong and not very visible. Fishing line can also be used to sew heavy material (like a wedding dress train) …
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… How can I share my story? You can share your story by filling out the online Story Form. Is there a … share my story? There is no deadline for you to share your story. The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 will always be collecting …
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… Time 0:02:44 Transcript I planned my life to have a career in media communication and with my mind set I spent my life to achieve that …