What is the official povery line in Canada?
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I don't know what you mean exactly by "poverty line".  If you can give a bit more detail about what you mean I may be able to answer.\n\nThere is no official poverty line in Canada, but several measures of low income published by the federal government are used by NGO's.  The websites I've attached should shed some light on the matter for you.
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Canada will not defend you with military force.  And Canada has a mutual legal assistance treaty with Poland allowing for extradition if the alleged crime would be a crime under Canadian law.\n\nhttp://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/intpolicing/centralauth_e.htm\n\nSorry.
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the canadian police. ncis, border patrol, your local police or the navy shore patrol.
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Well unless you lied on your application, is the only way really.\n\nIf you entered legally, and are not a burden on the system you should be ok.\n\nWelcome to Canada
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Canada. Vancouver area. You'll fit right in.
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This link might help. I'm not really sure.\nhttp://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/pr/pub/ywtk/index_e.html
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I agree, I think it's stupid. Does that mean that the rest of Canada can have english-only labels? Does that mean I no longer have to press '1' for English? Look at me I am asking questions when I should be answering them!
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Come to Canada.  They have refugee program.
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All I can find is it's in Welland, Ontario.  It might be a cell phone.  You could always just ask them when they call back.
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Tough question. I don't know if I have the answer you are looking for, but there are three "lines" I can think of that may be right.\n\nThe 49th parallel was a line of demarcation used to determine the US-Canadian border. It was decided by the Oregon Treaty in 1846. It was also known as the "Medicine Line"\n\nThe second isn't really a line, but during westward expansion, many denoted the difference between the 13 original colonies from territorial areas and annexed states. \n\nThe Mississippi River is also a common geographical line that commonly separates the "East" from the "West", although more than 2/3 of land is west of it.\n\nHope this helps point you in the right direction. I'm interested to see the correct answer to your question.
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The person above me is absoulutely correct about how it's handled in U.S.  After the owner cannot be located for (usually) two years, the box goes to the state.\n\nI found this link that will hopefully help you find what you're looking for in Canada.  If this link isn't helpful, just do a search for Unclaimed Property in Canada and keep hitting results until you find what you need.\n\nhttp://www.cuar.ca/index.php
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Ther is one in Canada and two in the USA
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Queen Elizabeth II\n(Canadian Quarter)
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Try Canada.  It's a civilized country.
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u cant  get pr directly, u have to go work their first and after3 yrs u can get pr\nin canada its a easy process
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hmmm. well i live in canada(not in toronto in mississauga!) and i am sorry to tell you that what you are looking for, you wont get here. in canada, many things are......kind of hidden that means only the one who is purchasing usually knows where he got it from! and if you live in toronto, check out fliers, that's what i do! \n\ni know this wasnt much help, but you will have to ask someone in person, e.g someone who HAS a bike, in order to get the answer
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Usually when you get your driver's license it is an option, here it is anyway (Canada)