Attn CANADIANS, please help my friend

[MarkM]

Ok a bit of a skew to kinda back on topic, though I doubt this thread will last much longer as did the last "politically motivated thread reply" did

The case in question "may" well be just as it seems ...but very coincidental that a case like the one mentioned was braodcast on my own tv network a couple of weeks ago where an Israeli who was married to a Palistinian couldn't actually live together due to "laws" of settlement, or least something very close to that. The person may well be in need of resettlement to another country due to persecution...why Canada, why not the States...immigration to either country is a viable idea...or is it that what happened last year has now made it harder to get in? So perhaps a softer option is being looked at? I would doubt that a move to an area with a high concentration of people of the same ethnic background would be a smart move as the same predjudices will exist and probably in a more heated way. Something doesn't ring true, I can't exactly put my finger on it and I am not posting this with the intention ot trolling or flaming just an observation 'cos if you re-read the post I have just made I am looking from both sides of the dilemma.

[Albinonewt]

Mark makes a good point, why does it have to be Canada? Frankly, it's about as easy as humanly possible to get into France right now. Plus, there's a huge migration of Muslims into France right now, so it won't be tough to find a community to assimiliate into. Although, if you though the job market in the US was bad, wait till you see France!

[Sooky]

I can't really help myself, but as Matt_mg suggested links, you might also try http://www.canada.com/classifieds Just click on a city, employment, and whichever field.

Getting into Canada has become much harder as of late. I have a friend living in Peru who tried to immigrate, but was unable too. He was told that since 9/11, its become much more difficult - although your friend sounds more skilled than mine.

Best of luck!