Why did People from Ukraine Immigrate to Canada?
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The Canadian prairies reminded them of their homeland of the Ukraine.\n\nUkraine was called "the breadbasket of Europe\nhttp://russia-in-us.com/Cuisine/Dadiani/ukraine.htm\n\nThe soil that has developed in this region is extremely fertile, giving the region the nickname of "Canada's Breadbasket."\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada's_landforms
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Nothing. \n\nThe US appears to be afraid there is no reason for you to return to Canada, and that you will become an  illegal immigrant.
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Canadian Immigration requires a little research.  Seems our neighbors to the North are a little picky about who they let in ;-)  \n\nThere is a website describing the process of immigrating to Canada here:  http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.html  \n\nnote that this site is in English.  If you read, write, and speak French it could help you in your quest to immigrate to Canada.
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First off England did not found these countries. In fact there were aboriginal people living there and England invaded these countries. In the case of Canada, the French were the first there before England.\n\nAs for the visa question, canadians can only get passports if someone's grandparent was british. For example, i dont have a passport because all my grandparents were born in canada. However, my boyfriend does have a parent because both his parents are british. \n\nIt is also easy for UK residents to get visas and entries to these countries so it is both ways.
566200
Perhaps these people who are willing to contribute to society should come up here to Canada.\nI find irony in the fact that they are there illegally but are considered necessary.
864289
From what country?  Canada has some funny immigration laws...best thing to do is call the Canadian Embassy in your area for info.
112387
Because he was born in Canada.
587563
Why take the chance.  Stay in Canada.
575129
All I can say about immigration is that since Canada is part of the Commonwealth (i.e. The union of countries that is all that's really left of the British empire) it's easier for Canadians than for most other people.\n\nI dunno if any of the following facts are cool, but here's some more info:\n\n1. The currency of the UK is called Sterling, with the main units being Pounds (worth just over 2 canadian dollars) and Pence (1 hundredth of a pound)\n\n2. Britain is a democracy, somew consider it to be the oldest "Modern" democracy in the world. The basis of the British democracy is a thing called the Magna Carta, which was the first Legal document in England that attempted to limit the powers of the King (essentially giving some of the King's powers to his Nobles) It's also considered one of the most important documents in the history of Democracy, having strongly influenced, among other things, the US consitution.\n\n3. Britain has the 4th largest economy in the world, after Japan, The US and Germany\n\n4. Britain is in fact a union of 4 countries: England, Wales, Scotland and most recently Northern Ireland. They are all ruled from one central government in Westminster, but Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland also have national assemblies, like mini-governments, that handle alot of the governing as well.\n\n5. Britain used to have the largest empire that ever existed, with control over most of North America, India, Australia and a number of colonies and territories scattered everywhere else (including Iraq, New Zealand, various caribean islands and a few big chunks of Africa). The US was lost to the Empire after the US war of independence, the fall of the rest of the empire is largely attributed to the effects of the First World War, in which Britain had lost so many resources it could no longer  hold onto or run its' empire effectively. From this the Empire evolved into the Commonwealth Of Nations (of which, as I mentioned before, Canada is a part)\n\n6. The population of Britain is approximately 60 million people, with the highest proportion by far living in England. Almost a quarter of Britain's population lives either in or in the immediate area of it's capital, London.\n\nHope this helps, good luck :)
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Hi! I'm in Saskatchewan, Canada and I had my invitations done in both Ukrainian and English. Now, this was over 17 years ago, so it should be WAY easier to get things done now. First of all, I had to choose an invitation that could have two sides printed inside - so picture one big piece of paper folded in four - so the two inside pages were clear inside. Had the Ukrainian done on the left, and the English on the right - all the same information.\nWhat we had done: my husband's brother did the Ukrainian typeset on his computer, then took it to a printing shop who put it in the proper format pn disk for the invitation company, along with the English side. The disc was sent off to the company (sorry, don't know which one). When the first set of invitations came back, some of the Ukrainian was cut off, but they redid it at no charge. They couldn't tell the difference because of the Cyrillic. We also had some Ukrainian reply cards printed.\nNow, it is all these years later, and there are companies that do all languages, and many do specifically Ukrainian, so there have to be Russian ones out there as well. One company that does Ukrainian in Canada is Yevshan, in the province of Quebec. There have got to be places that do this in the US, particularly in cities with big Russian populations. Check at Russian gift stores, or sites on the web. Wish you luck!
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First of all, nobody sends people to anywhere unless there was a war, and the government sent somebody into exile. People migrate seeking better job, life and civil opportunities that in their own region. Besides, This is not a new phenomenon. Canada was filled also with fugitives, farmers, scientist, and workers, with something in common: Migrating people is always able-to-struggle. Everybody seeks the same. In the case of México, shortage of opportunities, misery and corruption fueled the ambitions of the émigrés. The situation is changing and now, better opportunities emerge in México. Still, there’s a lot to do in the agenda. This phenomenon isn’t just in America. You can put your eyes in Europe, too, among the eastern and western regions, -without considering African and Arabic people-.
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I don't mind the flag waving, I think the border needs to be sealed. I have nothing against Mexicans, but they need to follow the rules like everyone else that chooses to immigrate to the USA legally, is it fair to someone from the Ukraine to have to wait 7 years and they have to always have a job or they will get deported if they don't have a job.
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Here are reasons why you would want to live in Canada:\n\n1)  No matter what, no country will ever be better at being just north of the United States.\n\n2)  Their currency shows a picture of the Queen, and she's quite the looker.  Sexy!\n\n3)  No matter when you want snow, you can always find it somewhere.\n\n4)  Cuban cigars\n\n5)  Very few illegal Mexicans racing across the border.\n\n6)  Paris Hilton doesn't live there.\n\n7)  You get a 10% discount on all RUSH albums.\n\n8)  The O'Reilly Factor is broadcast there now.\n\n9)  You can say "aboot", and no one looks at you weird.\n\n10) You can own a gun, and probably not get shot with it.\n\n--------------------------------------------------------\nTo all Canadians:  Seriously, you are a great country.  I'm just teasing you a bit.  You produced both Heart and Rush, two of my favorite bands.
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you mean someone that emmigrated to Canada?  i dont know about universities in canada, but citizens in the US have lower tuition costs etc, and also they are more qualified for scholorships.
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The place I am living in now is full of Ukrainians they have a church, area, pub, club etc.  They got this by being a large concentrated ethnic group in a specific area & unifying.  This applies to all ethnic groups.  \nMN= Nordic/Somalians, \nMiami=Cubans \nAtlanta: Southern Blacks (There is a diff b/t north & south)\nEl Paso= Mexicans\nNYC= Go to any neighborhood & you'll find an ethnicity.  (My favorite b/c every culture will throw down a party/parade/something to recognize them)\nThis didn't happen unless you have a group of people with clout/numbers.  So, unless you are willing to organize your 'peoples' then continue to feel this way.
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see this webpage\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.html
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Canada is so new, it can't be the first multicultural country. You should study the past empires.