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With limited data from the question I don't see why not!

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Hello! The warmest part of Canada is generally considered to be the southern coastal regions of British Columbia, particularly in cities like Victoria and Vancouver. These areas experience milder winters and warmer summers compared to other parts of Canada. Regarding the cost of renting a 4-bedroom duplex to serve as an office, it can vary significantly based on the location within British Columbia. Here are some estimated rental costs: Vancouver: Average Monthly Rent: CAD 4,000 to CAD 7,000 Factors Influencing Cost: Proximity to downtown, neighborhood, amenities, and the specific features of the duplex. Victoria: Average Monthly Rent: CAD 3,500 to CAD 6,000 Factors Influencing Cost: Neighborhood, proximity to the city center, amenities, and specific features of the duplex. For the most accurate and up-to-date rental prices, it's advisable to check local real estate listings or contact a real estate agent in the specific area you're interested in.

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Just make sure you are still together! Of course, as long as they are your family.

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Unlikely this year. My careful assessment is that they will have to cancel capping by the end of 2025 the latest. They have to. New program? They may experiment with investment programs, but being socialists what do they know about capitalism? They have to let someone else run the show.

@@alextitov2933 by the end of 2025 Canada will have conservatives in power or maybe even earlier if Trudeau calls election earlier

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Efganistan? Not sure you know where it is on a map.

So nice of you

To be fair I would agree. Many are planning, but...are they moving? Ask them Why? and Why not? Then please come back and share what they say.

@@alextitov2933 Only a few of them are native born Canadians, the rest are second generation immigrants. Young professional people. Many are moving back to the homelands of their parents and grandparents. Some are moving to parts of Asia, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. The main issue that comes up in our discussions is despair about the future of the economy in Canada, diminishing rights and freedoms, and dislike of the current Prime Minister. This is interesting to me because I've heard the same things from some Americans who express similar sentiments about the USA. Some of them did move, but there are a few others who won't be able to. One in particular used to live in the US but had to return to Canada to take care of an elderly parent. She also wants to move back to the US but can't due to family commitments. Another one moved to Canada from the UK years ago and said he's not liking how the country is changing. He's trying to get an work visa to come to the US because he doesn't want to go back to the UK.

Canada no one like them. Is like you live in Nazi Germany no freedom of speech. Trudeau is dictatorship

Governments coming and going, countries are there to stay.

@@alextitov2933 -unless they are destroyed with mass illegal immigration

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We respect your opinion. And also respect the personal choice of those who select Canada as their own preference of second citizenship.

@@anyvisaimmigration No, I don't respect the opinion of ignorant people who move to Canada or who lack fundamental values so as to be attracted to a degenerate society like that.

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@@anyvisaimmigration is there a way they will process all applications for SUV from backlog during this year?

We shall see.

@@alextitov2933 do you how many SUV applications in backlog?

@@maxrize3214 I do, and you can find from the government sources too.

When traveling to Canada as a new permanent resident (PR), holding a return ticket to Australia shouldn't generally pose a problem at the border. However, it's important to be prepared to explain your travel plans to Canadian border officials. They may ask about your intentions to establish residency in Canada, given that permanent residents are expected to live in Canada. Having a return ticket is not unusual and should not, by itself, cause any issues as long as you can demonstrate your intent to make Canada your primary place of residence.

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