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He's enterataining to say the least. I know little about politics.I can't say he'd be good or bad for toronto. But, I like to be able to read people. Sometimes I feel politicians are so overly controlled in their responses that I feel the are not being authentic,and just catering to others for...

I'm not being difficult here,but, it's not as easy as you think to certify foreign docs. Having worked and even interviewed some docs from other countries, often foreign training is very sub par to north american training and treatment.

Well, I've worked in health care for 15 years. I've worked ER, Oncology and Psychiatry. ER is the most messed up place you could ever step into. It is true that on holidays and nights, most ER's have only one doctor. Rn's are very hard to come by...I've worked in ER's where over 50 % of the...

TEGH is where I first worked when I moved here from Montreal. I was shocked at how behind the times it was..I left after 2 months. It was like working in a hospital from 70's. The worst hospital I have ever experienced though is HRRH near Jane/Wilson....scary

Wanna try something funny? Try doing exactly the speed limit anywhere you are driving, give pedetrians LOTSA room, actually make a full stop at red lights before turning right. Do your stop signs for 3 seconds...I've been doing this for a few weeks, and I swear other drivers are giving me the...

I lived in Manitoba for awhile, they had provincial insurance..the rates were the best ever, simple

I dunno what you should do.. I had a similar experience. I had some work done on my honda, they gave me a loner car until the work was done. I dropped off the loner in about a week, when my car was done. Well, stupid idiots that the Honda garage are..they rent cars from a rental company in...

it's just flat out funny! Offensive? I doubt it, even if they were trying to look aboriginal...they did a poor job, that's nothing to be offended about. Maybe they were also trying to pay respect to B.C> pot, as the leaves they are adorned with look tempting :)

the west island of montreal is mostly anglo. That includes, Ste anne de bellevue, baie durfe, beaconsfield, pointe-claire, etc.. Metroman: I think what someone said is true above, alotta quebecois will be interested in how you perceive them,and they will be likely very open to an anglo that...

many artists have been arrested for their work

i haven't been there in years, but, I do remember that there is lot of people who sail, and in the summer, TR is very busy, I think there is lotsa events going on, especially indie car races

I don't think it'll be that bad...just speak whatever french you know, but, I would make an effort to learn what they locals are speaking. I think you posted you do graphic design freelance? I think you'll get by fine...watch alot of quebecois television, that'll help out as well. I think you'll...

I think were on the same page..I actually like the art you posted..in short, what I'm trying to say is, art is art, no matter who does it or how they do it or what they do with it. Graffiti is art in my opnion, some I like, some I don't ...I guess I'm different in that I am aware that most...

It's opinion like you said in your earlier post... I can describe what I like perfectly, but, I shouldn't have to tell anyone that I like a particular work because it reminds me of damien hirsch's work or because I love the media the artist chose. I like installation art, but, I don't have to...

you'll be fine..just sit back and listen, most quebecers worry they won't be accepted outside of quebec..so, just play it cool. and remember it's pronounced "kebek" not "kwebek"

I didn't know there was poutine in T.O. ??!!!

lol, oh yes it does. Of course I'm aware it's a cliche. But one person's art is anothers garbage.. I don't have to know the history of art to like a painting. I don't have to know anything about music to appreciate a good pop song. ..Like it or not, most people will not relate to grafitti as...

I disagree...you will be a laughing stock trying to speak "parisian" french. Hang out with french people in TR and you'll get the hang of it

I was born and raised in Quebec, I've lived in Montreal and some very rural towns.. My mother is english and my father is french canadian, my last name is french and I speak quebecois. Most people in Quebec will be accepting of someone trying to speak french, although, be clear that in trois...

I lived in many towns in Quebec, for 30 years,my mother is english and my father is french-canadian. My last name is french canadian, and I speak quebecois almost perfect. If you try and speak perfect french, you will get by,but people will sure look at weird. In Quebec, it's all about being...